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A CATALOGUE
OF THE
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COLLECTED BY
THOMAS BROOKE,' F.S.A.
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AND PRESERVED AT
ARMITAGE BRIDGE HOUSE, NEAR HUDDERSFIELD.
VOL. I. A— L.
LONDON :
ELLIS AND ELVEY.
1891.
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CHANCERY LANE, LONDON.
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PREFACE.
For many years it has been my wish to make a list of my
books, and the work has often been urged upon me by
friends who have seen and used them. More than once such
a list has been begun and as often left unfinished, until at last
I could only look upon it as the occupation of coming days of
ease and leisure; such days, however, as time went by, seemed
more and more remote ; I therefore decided in 1887 to ask for
the help and advice of a trustworthy expert, and happily my
friend Mr. G. I. Ellis, of New Bond Street, undertook to carry
out my wishes. These volumes are the proof of the care
and skill which he has brought to bear upon the work, and
for which I render to him my warmest thanks.
The books have nearly all been bought by myself since
1854, and I think that most of the large libraries which have
been sold in late years have representatives on my shelves.
It has been the pleasure of my life to collect these books,
and in sending out this Catalogue in usum amicorum my hope
is that others may in some degree share in that pleasure.
The form which these volumes have taken, and the illus-
• trations of the manuscripts which have been added, are intended
^to secure (if possible) the fulfilment of this hope.
„ • At my request full cross-references to the names of men
whose writings are found in some of the large historical
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PREFACE.
collections have been inserted, and thus an index of names
has been furnished to such compilations as the “ Monumenta
Germanise Historica” of G. H. Pertz, the" Patrologiae Cursus
Completus” of the Abb6 Migne, and the “Chronicles and
Memorials of Great Britain and Ireland,” published under
the direction of the Master of the Rolls, as well as to the
publications of the Chetham, the Surtees, and other Societies.
If this be not the most interesting, it will, I think, prove to
be the most useful part of the Catalogue. As a rule, colla-
tions have not been appended to those books already fully
described in available works of reference, such as Brunet,
Lowndes, etc., except in cases where variations occur.
Mr. Ellis would (I am sure) not be satisfied if I did not
include with my acknowledgments to him my thanks to others
who have helped both him and myself. To Mr. F. S. Ellis,
of Torquay, for invaluable advice ; to Mr. Holdsworth, for
unwearying labour and care ; to Mr. G. W. Tomlinson, F.S.A.,
for obtaining and arranging the personal illustration of the
volumes ; to Mr. Pretorius and Mr. Burt for their execution
of the facsimiles ; and lastly, to the Proprietors of the Chiswick
Press for the excellence of the typographical work, I am
deeply indebted.
THOMAS BROOKE.
A Plan of the House is hereto appended in order to show the arrangements
adopted in the storage of the books.
1. Drawing-room.— The Venetian Library.
2. Library. — Manuscripts, History, Patrology, and General Literature.
3. Billiard-room. — Biblical and Liturgical Books, Special Collections, and
Books of unusual interest or rarity.
4. Master’s room. — Books of reference and miscellaneous works.
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HUDDERSFIELD
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Here stands my trusty sword unsheathed
For Truth and Right to war,
Pray God no crooked serpent’s wiles
Its trustiness may mar.
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CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
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THOMAS BROOKE.
ABELARD US, PETRUS. See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 178.
ABBAUDUS, [Abbot.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 166.
ABBO, S., [Bishop of Metz.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 87.
ABBO, [Monk of S. Germain.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 132.
ABBO, S., [Abbot OF Fleury.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol 139.
ABEDOC, [Irish Abbot.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 96.
ABREGE des Antiquity Romaines. Paris: 1825. Sm. 8vo.
Plates. *
ABSALON, [Archbishop of Lunden.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
VoL 209.
ABSALON, [Abbot of Sprinkirsbach.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
Vol. 21 1.
ABUDACNUS, J. See Egypt.
ABULFEDA, [Arabian Historian.] See Migne, Patr.Gr. Lat,
VoL 1 17.
ACACIUS, [Bishop of Berea.] See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat.
VoL 77.
ACACIUS, [Bishop of Melita.] See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat.
Vol. 77.
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A CA DEMICI—A DAMU S.
ACADEMICI OCCULTI. Rime de gli Academici occulti con
le loro imprese et discorsi. In Brescia, appresso Vincenzo di Sabbio,
1 568. 4to. Plates, br. mor. g. e. {Hardy)
From the Seilli&re Library.
ACHARDUS, [Abbot.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 196.
ACLAND-TROYTE, J. E. and R. H. D. The Change-Ringers’
Guide to the Steeples of England. London : 1879. 8vo.
ADALBERO, [Archbishop of Rheims.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
Vol. 137.
ADALBERO, [BISHOP OF Laon.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol.
141.
ADALBERTUS, [Schoolman of Metz.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat VoL 136.
ADALBERTUS, S., [Bishop OF Prague.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat. Vol 137.
ADALBERTUS, [Archbishop of Mainz.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat. Vol. 172.
ADALBOLDUS, [Bishop of Utrecht.] See Monumenta Ger.
Hist — Script. Tom. IV.
See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 140.
ADALGERUS. See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 134.
ADALHARDUS, S. See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 103.
ADAM, Clement. See Bibliotheca Curiosa, 18.
ADAM DE DOMERHAM. See Heame, T.
ADAM DE MARISCO. See Chronicles and Memorials, No. 4.
ADAM OF ST. VICTOR. The Liturgical Poetry of Adam of
St. Victor. From the text of Gautier. By Digby S. Wrangham.
1881. 3 vols. 8vo.
See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 196.
ADAMANUS, S. See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 88.
ADAMUS MURIMUTHENSIS. See Eng. Hist. Soe. 10.
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ADAMUS, [Canon of Bremen.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 146.
ADAMUS SCOTUS. See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 198.
ADAMUS, [Abbot of Persenla.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 21 1.
ADAMUS, M. See Monumenta Ger. Hist — Script Tom. VII.
ADDISON, JOSEPH. See Arber’s Reprints, 8.
ADELBOLDUS. See Adalboldus.
ADELGORIUS OR ADELGOTUS. See Migne, Patr. Lat.
Vol. 157.
ADELMANNUS, [Bishop of Brescia.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
Vol. 143.
ADEMARUS. See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 141.
See Monumenta Ger. Hist. — Script Tom. IV.
ADEODATUS, S. See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 87.
ADO, S., [Archbishop of Vienne.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
Vol. 123.
ADREVALDUS, [Monk of Fleury.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
Vol. 124.
See Monumenta Ger. Hist. — Script. Tom. XV.
ADRIANUS I., [Pope.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 96.
See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat. Vol. 98.
ADRIANUS II., [Pope.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vols. 122, 129.
ADRIANUS III., [Pope.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 126.
ADRIANUS IV., [Pope.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 188.
ADSO DERVENSIS. See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 137.
ADVENTIUS, [Bishop of Metz.] SeeMigne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 121.
AEGIDIUS AUREAEVALLENSIS. See Monumenta Ger.
Hist — Script Tom. XXV.
yELFRIC. See Early Eng. Text Soc. 76, 82.
See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 139.
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iELFRIC SOCIETY PUBLICATIONS
The Poetry of the Codex Vercellensis with an English Translation
by J. M. Kemble. 1843. 8vo.
The Homilies of the Anglo-Saxon Church. By Benj. Thorpe.
1844-46. 2 vols. 8 vo.
The Dialogue of Salomon and Satumus. With an Introduction
by J. M. Kemble. 1848. 8vo.
AELREDUS, [Abbot of Rievaux.] See Migne, Patr. Lat
Vol. 195.
See Surtees Society, 44.
See Twysden, Sir R.
AEMILIUS, Paulus [Veronensis]. De rebus gestis Francorum
libri X. Amoldi Fcrroni Burdigalensis Regii Consiliarii, De rebus
item gestis Gallorum libri novem. Historia perducta k Pharamundo
primo Francorum Rege, usque ad Henricum secundum Galliarum
Regem. Lutetice Parisiorum ex officina Vascosani. 1566-54. 2 vols.
in 1. Folio, o.c.
From the Sunderland Library.
See Venetian Library, 30.
iENEAS SILVIUS. Le Remede damour Copose par Eneas
Siluius. Aultremet dit Pape pie secod, traslate de latl en fracois p
maistre Albl des auenclles chanoine de leglise de soissos auec aulcunes
additios de Baptiste Matue. Nouuellcment imprime a Paris par la
veufue feu Jehan iannot. [S. d. vers 1505.] 4to. r. mor. g. e.
( Duru .)
A — C in fours. Title on A 1 printed in red and black over a large woodcut
printer’s device. The Latin text is printed in the margin, on three pages in red, on
the others in black. This edition is not mentioned by Brunet From the Seill&re
Library.
jENEAS, [Bishop of Paris.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 121.
iENEAS GAZjEUS. See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat. Vol. 85.
AiSCHYLUS. Tragoediae quae extant septem. Cum lectionibus
variantibus (graec&). Glasguce : in aedibus acadanicis excudcbat
Robcrtus Foulis , 1746. 4to. L. P. 0. r. mor . g. e.
From the Lamoignon Library.
Sec Classics.
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AJSOPUS. Vita, & Fabellae iEsopi (graec&) cum interpretatione
latina, etc. Gabriae fabellae tres & quadraginta ex trimetris iambis,
praeter ultimam ex Scazonte, cum latina interpretatioe. Phurnutus
seu, ut alii, Curnutus de natura deorum. Palaephatus de non credendis
historiis. Heraclides Ponticus de Allegoriis apud Homerum. Ori
Apollinis Niliaci hieroglyphica. Collectio proverbiorum Tarrhaei, &
Didymi, item eorum, quae apud Sudam (sic), aliosq: habentur per
ordinem literarum. Ex Aphthonii exercitamentis de fabula. Turn
de formicis, & cicadis graece, & latine. De Fabula ex imaginibus
Philostrati graece, & latine. Ex Hermogenis exercitamentis de
fabula Prisciano interprete. Apologus JEsopi de Cassita apud
Gellium. Venetiis, apud Aldum, mese Octobri, 1505. Folio. 0. bl. ntor .
The extracts from Aphthonius and Philostratus precede the Life of iEsop.
The extract from Hermogenes and the Apology are inserted on the verso of A iiii.
jEsopo Historiado. Accii zuchi summa campanee Vero-
ncnsis viri eruditissimi in jEsopi Fabulas interptatio p rhythmas in
libellu Zucharinum inscriptum contexta fceliciter indpit. Impressum
venetiis per Manfredum de monteferato de sustrevo, 1493. 4to. Wood-
cuts . ol, tnor. g. e.
Each Fable is first rendered into Latin elegiac verses, and then into two
Italian sonnets, the first material, the second moral, accompanied by a woodcut
iETHELSTANUS. See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 138.
AGANO, [Bishop of Autun.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 150.
AGAPETUS I., [Pope] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 66.
AGAPETUS II., [Pope.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 133.
AGAPETUS, [Deacon of Constantinople.] See Migne, Patr.
Gr. Lat. Vol. 86.
AGATHIAS. See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat. Vol. 88.
AG AT HO, S., [Pope] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 87.
AGENDA Ecclesiastica in usum Ecclesiae Herbipolensis. \Herbi-
poli, per Ieorium Ryser Anno 1482.] 4to. Printed upon vellum, br.
mor. g. e.
This volume consists of 6 leaves of register and preface, and 98 leaves of
text At the end of the preface is a beautiful engraving on copper by Martin
Schoen, of the arms of the Bishops of Wurzburg and Scheerenberg.
AGENDA : seu liber obsequiorum iuxta Ritum & consuetudinem
Diocesis Brixinensis. Finita ac complcta sunt hec que continentur
in obsequiali secundum constictudincm & statuta Brixinensis dicccsis .
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AGIO — AKROYD.
Dilinge excudebat Sebaldus Mayer. [S', a. circa 1555.] Sm. 4to.
Printed in red and black with music, in the original stamped binding
with clasp.
On the verso of the title-page is a woodcut coat-of-arms of a cardinal printed
in four colours.
Title and preliminaries 4 1 L, folios i— cii.
AGIO, [Archbishop of Narbonne.] See Migne, Patr. Lat
Vol. 132.
AGIUS. See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 137.
See Monumenta Ger. Hist. — Script Tom. IV.
AGNELLUS, [Bishop of Ravenna.] See Migne, Patr. Lat
Vol. 68.
AGNELLUS OR ANDREAS. See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 106.
AGOBARDUS, S. See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 104.
See Monumenta Ger. Hist. — Script Tom. XV.
AGRICOLA, Georgius. See Venetian Library, 120.
AGRIPPA-CASTOR. See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat Vol 5.
AHITO or HATTO, [Bishop of Basle.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
Vols. 105, 115.
AILERANUS, S. See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 80.
AILREDUS. See Aelredus.
AIM ERIC US, [Patriarch of Antioch.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat Vol. 201.
AIMO, [Abbot.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 181.
AIMOINUS, [Monk of S. Germain.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
Vols. 115, 126.
AIMOINUS, [Monk of Fleury.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 139.
AKENSIDE, Mark. Poetical Works. With Life by the Rev.
A. Dyce. London: 1866. Sm. 8vo. L. P. Portrait.
AKROYD, Edward. On the Present Attitude of Political
Parties. London: 1874. 8vo.
ALANUS — ALBIZZI.
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ALANUS, [Abbot in 770.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 89.
ALANUS, [Abbot of Tewkesbury.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
Vol. 190.
ALANUS, [Bishop of Auxerre.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
Vol. 201.
ALANUS DE INSULIS. See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 210.
ALBANUS, Sanctus. Martiris albani veneabilis ecce legenda.
Utilis erranti. quia fertilis est relegenda. [Folio 8 verso.] Et sic est
finita historia sancti albani martiris . [.S'. /. et. a. sed Colonies, typis
Ulric Zell, circa 1470.] 4to.
This tract of 8 11. appears to be unmentioned by Hain or Panzer. A copy is in
the Grenville Library.
ALBAS PINALUS, Gabriel. De veteribus Ecclesiae ritibus Ob-
servationum libri duo. . . . Editi . . . cura Gebhardi Theodori Meiers.
Helmestadii, typis & sumptibus Henningi Mulleri. 1672. 4to.
ALBERICUS, [Deacon.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 66.
ALBERICUS AQUENSIS. See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 166.
ALBERICUS, [Bishop of Ostia.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
Vol. 155.
ALBERT, Prince. Addresses delivered on different public
occasions by H.R.H. the Prince Albert, President of the Society for
the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures, and Commerce. London:
1857. 4to. L. P.
ALBERTUS, [Abbot of S. Mesmin.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
Vol. 139.
ALBERTUS, M. See Monumenta Ger. Hist — Script. Tom. XVI.
ALBINUS, P. See Bibliotheca Curiosa, 12.
ALBINUS, Flaccus. See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vols. 100, 101.
See Gale et Fell, Vol. 3.
ALBIZZI, Bartholomalo degli. Liber Conformitatum [vitae
S. Francisd ad vitam Jesu Christi]. Impressum Mediolani per Gotar-
dum Ponticu, 1510. Folio. Editio PRINCEPS. Woodcuts, o.r.mor.
From the libraries of the Comte de Boutourlin and Lord Crawford.
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ALBRICUS— ALEXANDER.
ALBRICUS. See Monumenta Ger. Hist. — Script Tom. XXIII.
ALBUINUS, [Hermit.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 138.
ALCHERUS, [Monk.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 194.
ALCIATUS, A. Viri clarissimi D. Andree Alciati Iurisconsultis.
Mediol. ad D. Chonradum Peutingeru Augustanum, Iurisconsultum
Emblematum liber. Excusum Augusta Vindelicorum, per Heynricum
Steynerum, 1531. Sm. 8vo. Woodcuts, br.mor.g.e . {Bedford.)
See Holbein Society, 4, 5.
ALCUINUS or ALCWINUS, Flaccus. See Albinus.
ALCYONIUS, Petrus. Medices.legatus.de.exsilio. Vcnetiis
in adibus Aldi et Andrea Asulani soceri mense novcmbri , 1522. 8vo.
L. P. br. mor. g. e. (Bedford)
ALDHELMUS, S., [Bishop of Shrewsbury.] See Migne,
Patr. Lat Vol. 89.
[ALDRICH, Henry, D.D.] A Reply to Two Discourses
Lately Printed at Oxford Concerning The Adoration of Our Blessed
Savior, in The Holy Eucharist. Oxford , Printed at the Theater .
Anno 1687. 4to.
Title and “ To the Reader,” 2 11., A — I 2 in fours.
ALDRICUS, S. See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 105.
ALDRICUS, [Bishop OF Le Mans.] See Migne, Patr. Lat
Vol. 115.
ALECTOR, Histoire Fabuleuse, Traduicte en Fra^ois d’un
fragment divers, trouv£ non entier, mais entrerompu, & sans forme de
principe. A Lyon, par Pierre Fradin, 1 56a Sm. 8vo. bl. mor. g. e.
(Belz-Niedrie.)
From the Seilli&re Library.
ALEXANDER I., [Pope.] See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat Vol. 5.
ALEXANDER II., [Pope.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 146.
ALEXANDER III., [Pope.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 200.
ALEXANDER IV., [Pope.] See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat Vol. 140.
ALEXANDER, [Abbot of JUMifecES.] Sec Migne, Patr. Lat.
Vol. 205.
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ALEXANDER, S., [Bishop of Jerusalem.] See Migne, Patr.
Gr. Lat Vol. io.
ALEXANDER, S., [Bishop of Alexandria.] See Migne,
Patr. Gr. Lat. Vol. 18.
ALEXANDER, [Bishop of Lycopolis.] See Migne, Patr. Gr.
Lat Vol. 1 8.
ALEXANDER, [Monk.] See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat VoL
87 ter.
ALEXIUS I., COMNENUS, [Emperor.] See Migne, Patr. Lat
Vol. 155.
See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat VoL 127.
ALEXIUS II., COMNENUS, [Emperor.] See Migne, Patr. Gr.
Lat Vol. 133.
ALEXIUS, [Patriarch of Constantinople.] See Migne,
Patr. Gr. Lat Vol. 120.
ALEXIUS ARISTENUS. See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat Vol. 133.
ALFORD, Rev. H., D.D., Dean of Canterbury. The
Riviera : Pen and Pencil Sketches from Cannes to Genoa. London :
1870. 8vo. Plates.
ALFREDUS MAGNUS. See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 138.
ALGERUS, [Canon.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 180.
ALISON, Archibald. History of Europe, from the commence-
ment of the French Revolution in 1789, to the restoration of the
Bourbons in 1815. Edinburgh and London. 1848. 20 vols. 8vo.
Portrait.
ALLEN, Cardinal. See Chetham Society, XXV.
ALLEN, JOHN. Inquiry into the Rise and Growth of the Royal
Prerogative in England. With the Author’s latest corrections, bio-
graphical notices, &c. To which is added an Inquiry into the Life
and Character of King Eadwig. London : 1849. 8vo.
ALLOT, Robert. See Heliconia.
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ALPER TUS—AMADIS.
ALPERTUS, [Monk of Metz.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 140.
See Monumenta Ger. Hist — Script Tom. IV.
ALPHABET OF MARY, Duchess of Burgundy. A series
of 24 beautiful drawings of the letters of the Alphabet from A to Z,
executed in pen and ink, and supposed to be by the hand of Mary,
Duchess of Burgundy. Each of the drawings forms the first letter of
a sentence or proverb written in French ; beneath the sentence at-
tached to the letter Z are the words, Per me mariam , forming part of
the decoration, and below, by another hand, “A Dam 1 * Marie de
Bourgongne 1460.” On the opposite page, facing the letter Z, is a
very beautiful drawing of the Duchess of Burgundy. Above the
portrait, to the left, is written, “ Marie ducesse de Bourgongrfe 1460.”
Bound in 4to, in calf, with the sides of the original 1 5 th century binding
inlaid .
The original sides of the binding of this remarkable volume are very valuable
specimens of the block binding of the period, the obverse representing the Annuncia-
tion, and the reverse The Mass of St . Gregory .
ALPHANUS, S. See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 80.
ALPHANUS, [Archbishop of Salerno.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat Vol. 147.
ALTDORFER, Albrecht. See Holbein Society, 12.
ALTFRIDUS, [Bishop of Munster.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
Vol. 99.
See Monumenta Ger. Hist.— Script. Tom. II.
ALULPHUS, [Monk of St. Martin of Tours.] See Migne,
Patr. Lat Vol. 79.
ALUMNI OXONIENSES : The Members of the University of
Oxford, 1715-1886. Being the Matriculation Register of the Univer-
sity alphabetically arranged by Joseph Foster. 1887 — Vols. 1. — 8vo.
ALUREDUS BEVERLACENSIS. See Heame, T.
ALWALO. See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 151.
AMADIS DE GAULE. Les vingt-quatres livres d’Amadis de
Gaule, Mis en Fran$oys par le Seigneur des Essars, Nicolas de Her-
beray et autres.— Tresor de tous les livres d’Amadis de Gaule, con-
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tenant les Harangues, etc. A Paris ei a Lyon , 1557-1615. 25 vols.
i6mo. and 8vo. 0. r. mor. g. e.
From the Seillifcre Library.
The following are the dates and printers* names of the various volumes com-
prised in the above series Tome i, Lyon, B. Rigaud, 1575 ; Tome 2, Lyon, F.
Didier, 1577 ; Tome 3, Paris, V. Sertenas, 1557 ; Tome 4, Lyon, B. Rigaud, 1588 ;
Tome 5, Lyon, B. Rigaud, 1575 ; Tome 6, Lyon, F. Didier, 1577 ; Tome 7, Lyon,
F. Didier, 1577 ; Tome 8, Paris, J. Longis, 1557 ; Tome 9, Lyon, F. Didier, 1577 ;
Tome 10, Lyon, F. Didier, 1577 ; Tome 11, Lyon, F. Didier, 1577; Tome 12,
Lyon, F. Didier, 1577 ; Tome 13, Paris, L. Breyer, 1571 ; Tome 14, Lyon, B.
Rigaud, 1577 ; Tome 15, Lyon, B. Rigaud, 1577 ; Tome 16, Lyon, B. Rigaud, 1578 ;
Tome 17, Lyon, E. Michel, 1578 ; Tome 18, Lyon, L. Cloquemin, 1579 ; Tome 19,
Lyon, L. Cloquemin, 1581 ; Tome 20, Lyon, L. Cloquemin, 1581 ; Tome 21, Lyon,
L. Cloquemin, 1581 ; Tome 22, Paris, O. de Varennes, 1615 ; Tome 23, Paris, O.
de Varennes, 1615; Tome 24, Paris, O. de Varennes, 1615 ; Tr&or, Lyon, J.
Hugestan, 1582.
AMADIS DE GAULE. Thresor des livres d’Amadis de Gaule,
Assauoir les Harengues, Concions, Epistres, Complaintes, & autres
choses les plus excellentes. A Lyon , par Gabriel Cotier. 1560.
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AMALARIUS, [Archbishop of Treves.] See Migne, Patr,
Lat. Vol. 99.
AMALARIUS SYMPHOSIUS. See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 105.
AMANDUS, S., [Bishop of Utrecht.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
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AMATUS, [Archbishop of Bordeaux.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
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AMBOISE, MICHEL D*. Les cotrepistes d’Ouide nouuellement
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AMBROSIUS, S. [De officiis libri tres.] Impressus mcdiolani p
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“ Premier livre impr. par Valdarfer k Milan. Cet imprimeur avait d*abord
exerc£ h Venise. En t£te de ce volume se trouvent 30 ff. contenant la vie de S.
Ambroise, et autres pieces. Le texte du traits de officiis ne commence qu'au recto
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A MBROSIUS — A MMONIUS.
AMBROSIUS, S. Divi Ambrosii episcopi mediolanesis Officio-
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The binding of this volume is a rich and well-preserved specimen of that
said to have been executed for Marguerite of Valois, Queen of Navarre, the
sides and back being covered with flowers and other designs in gilt tooling.
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AMBROSIUS, S., [Bishop of Cahors.] See Migne, Patr. Lat
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omnium per Europam in primis, nationujn, gentium, populorumque,
cuiuscunque dignitatis, ordinis, status, conditionis, professionis, aetatis,
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Bulletin de la Socidtd des anciens textes frangais, 1875 —
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de la Bibliothdque nationale de Paris, par Gaston Paris, et accompagndes
de la musique transcrite en notation modeme par August Gevaert
( 1875 ).
Les plus anciens Monuments de la langue fran^aise (IX*, X* sidcles),
publics par Gaston Paris. Album de neuf planches dxdcutdes par la
photogravure (1875).
Brun de la Montaigne, roman d’aventure, publid pour la premidre
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Miracles de Nostre Dame par personnages, publids d’aprds le manu-
scrit de la Bibliothdque nationale de Paris, par Gaston Paris et Ulysse
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Gaston Paris (1876).
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par Jacques Normand et Gaston Raynaud (1877).
Le Ddbat des Hdrauts de France et d’Angleterre, suivi de The
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CEuvres completes d'EustacheDeschamps, publides d'aprds le manu-
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norvdgienne traduite par Eugene Koelbing (1879).
Daurel et Beton, chanson de geste provengale, publide pour la
premiere fois d*apr£s le manuscrit unique appartenant i M, A, F.
Didot, par Paul Meyer (1880).
La Vie de Saint Gilles, par Guillaume de Berneville, po£me du
XII* si&cle, public d’apr&s le manuscrit unique de Florence, par
Gaston Paris et Alphonse Bos (1881).
Raoul de Cambrai, chanson de geste, publi^e par Paul Meyer et
Auguste Longnon, ( 1 882).
Le dit de la Panth&re d* Amours, par Nicole de Margival, po&me
du XIII* si£cle, public par Henry A Todd (1883).
Les oeuvres pofetiques de Philippe de Remi, sire de Beaumanoir,
publics par H. Suchier, t. L-II. (1884-85).
La Mort Aymeri de Narbonne, po£me du XIII® si&cle, public par
J. Couraye du Parc (1884).
Trois versions rimdes de l’Evangile de Nicod^me, publics par G.
Paris et A. Bos (1885).
Fragments d’unevie de saint Thomas de Cantorbery, publics pour
la premiere fois d’apr&s les feuillets appartenant k la Collection Goethals
Vercruysse, avec fac-simile en heliogravure de Poriginal, par M. P.
Meyer (1885).
GEuvres podtiques de Christine de Pisan, publtees par Maurice
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Le Roman de Merlin, public par G. Paris et J. Ulrich, t. I.-II.
(1886-87).
Aymeri de Narbonne, chanson de geste, publi6e d’apr&s les manu-
scrits de Londres et de Paris par Louis Demaison, t. I.-II. (1887).
L’Amant rendu Cordelier i Tobservance d’Amour, public par
M. A. de Montaiglon (1888).
Le Mistdre du Viel Testament, public avec introduction, notes
et glossaire, par le baron James de Rothschild, t. I.-V. (1878, 1879,
1881, 1882, 1885).
(Ouvrage imprimd aux frais du baron James de Rothschild et offert aux
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ANDREAS, S., [Archbishop of Caesarea.] See Migne, Patr.
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ANDRONICUS COMNENUS, [Emperor.] See Migne, Patr.
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ANDRONICUS CALLISTUS. See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat.
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ANGELL, C. [Christopher Angell a Grecian who tasted of many
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ANGELOMUS, [Monk of Luxeuil.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
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ANGELRAMNUS, [Bishop of Metz.] See Migne, Patr. Lat
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ANGELRANNUS, [Abbot.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 141.
ANGILBERTUS, S., [Abbot of Centulum.] See Migne, Patr.
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ANGILBERTUS PUSTERLA, [Archbishop of Milan.] See
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ANGLERIUS. Petr. Martyr ab Angleria. De rebus Oceanicis
et Orbe Novo decades tres ; . . . eiusdem praeterea Legationis Babylonicae
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Thomas Maioli’s copy, bound in brown calf, inlaid in various colours, with
elaborate ornamental gilt tooling, and name “ To. Maiolii et Amicorum ” and the
title of the book on one side, and motto, “ Inoratis servire nephas,” on the
other. From the Sunderland Library.
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ANGLIA CHRISTIANA SOCIETY PUBLICATIONS
Giraldus Cambrensis de Instructione Principum, Lib. III. 1846.
8vo.
Chronicon Monasterii de Bello. 1846. 8vo.
Liber Eliensis, ad (idem Codicum variorum. Vol. I. 1848. 8vo.
No other works were published by this Society.
ANGLO-JEWISH HISTORICAL EXHIBITION. Catalogue.
1887. 8vo.
Papers read at the Anglo-Jewish Historical Exhibition,
Royal Albert Hall, 1887. 1888. 8vo.
Shetaroth. Hebrew Deeds of English Jews before 1290.
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Sm. 4to.
ANNE, Fifth Child of King Charles I. ITNDAIA, sive
Musarum Cantabrigiensium concentus et congratulatio, ad Serenissi-
mum Britanniarum Regem Carolum, de quinta sua sobole, clarissima
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A NNEMUND US— A N TER US.
ANNEMUNDUS, S., [Bishop of Lyons.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat. Vol. 87.
ANNO, S., [Archbishop of Cologne.] See Migne, Patr. Lat
Vol. 143.
ANNUS CISTERCIENSIS : ... in lucem publicam produxit
Religiosus Cisterciensis in Monasterio B. V. Maria: de Maris-Stella,
vulg6 Wettingen prope Badenam Helvetiorum. Anno 1682-83. 2
parts in 1 vol. Sm. 8vo. 0. c.
ANSCHARIUS, S., [Bishop of Hamburg.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat Vol. 1 18.
ANSEGISUS, S. See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 105.
ANSELLUS, [Schoolman.] See Migne, Patr. Lat VoL 151.
ANSELLUS, [Precentor of the Holy Sepulchre.] See
Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 162.
ANSELMUS, [Monk OF Rheims.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol.
142.
ANSELMUS, [Canon of LlfcGE.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 143.
ANSELMUS, S., [Bishop of Lucca.] See Migne, Patr. Lat
Vol. 149.
See Monumenta Ger. Hist. — Script. Tom. XX.
ANSELMUS, [Count of Ribemont.] See Migne, Patr. Lat
Vol. 155.
ANSELMUS, [Archbishop of Milan.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
Vol. 155.
ANSELMUS, S., [Archbishop of Canterbury.] See Migne,
Patr. Lat. Vols. 158-9.
See Chronicles and Memorials, No. 81.
ANSELMUS, [Canon of Laon.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 162.
ANSELMUS, [Bishop of Havelberg.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
Vol. 188.
ANSKARIUS. See Monumenta Ger. Hist. — Script. Tom. II.
ANSTIS, JOHN. Observations introductory to an Historical
Essay, upon the Knighthood of the Bath. London : 1725. 4to.
ANTERUS, S., [Pope.] See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat. Vol. 10.
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ANTHOLOGIA. Florilegium diversorum epigrammatum in
septem libros, (graec&.) Venetiis in czdibus Aldi, 1503. 8vo. oL mor.
g. e. {Lewis)
The first Aldine edition.
Florilegium diversorum epigrammatum veterum (graec£), in
septem libros divisum, magno epigrammatum numero et duobus indi-
cibus auctum (cura Henr. Stephani). Excudebat Henricus Stephanus,
1566. Sm. folio, r. mor \ g. e .
ANTIOCHUS, [Monk of the Laura.] See Migne, Patr. Gr.
Lat Vol. 89.
ANTIPATER, [Bishop of Bostra.] See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat.
Vol. 85.
ANTIPHONALE ROMANUM. Manuscript upon Vellum,
executed in Italy at the commencement of the xvi century, written
upon 147 leaves (15^ x 11 inches), with ten splendid miniature paint-
ings, each within a rich ornamental frame border, also numerous illu-
minated initial letters. Folio, v.
The decorations of this volume are in the richest style of Italian art of the
1 6 th century. The work was executed for a bishop whose arms appear in the
borders, and at the base of the first miniature was an inscription, all of which un-
fortunately has been erased, except the date (M.D.xvi.).
The miniature paintings represent the following subjects : “ The Meeting of
Mary and Elizabeth, 1 ” “The Holy Family,” “The Crucifixion,” “The Entomb-
ment,” “ The Annunciation,” “ The Last Supper,” “ The Resurrection,” “ The Day
of Pentecost,” “ The Host supported by Angels in the Clouds,” “ The Assumption
of the Virgin.” The pages opposite to six of the miniatures are occupied by beauti-
fully illuminated frames containing inscriptions.
ANTIPHONARIUM ad usum ecclesiae SS. Cosmae etDamiani. A
Manuscript upon Vellum of the XV th century, of Italian execu-
tion. It is written upon 61 leaves (23 £ x 1 6\ inches), with musical
notation, and contains five superb paintings by the great masters
Andreas and Franciscus de Mantegna, and three other paint-
ings by another hand, also 144 large illuminated initial letters, and
decorative borders to several of the pages. Large folio, in wooden
boards , covered with leather , protected by brass comer pieces and bosses ,
and fastened with straps .
This splendid volume was executed for the Church of SS. Cosmas and Damian
at Rome, and the paintings for the most part are illustrative of the lives and
martyrdoms of those saints. It opens with a large painting, measuring 8ix 9 £
inches, which represents the following story as related by Jacobus de Voragine in
the “ Legenda Aurea ” : — “ C Felix y e eight pope after saynt Gregorie dyd do make
a noble chirche at Rome of y* sayntes Cosme and Damyan. And there was a man
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whiche deuoutly seined y* holy martyrs in that chirche, whom a canker had con-
sumed all his thye, & as he slepte the holy martyrs Cosme & Damian appered to
hym theyr deuoute seruaut, bryngynge with them an instrument & oyntment, of
whome that one sayd to y e other. Where shall we haue flesshe whan we haue cutte
away the rotten flesshe to fyll the voyde place. Than that other sayd to hym.
There is an ethyopyen y 1 this daye is buryed in y* chircheyerde of saynt Peter ad
vincula, whiche is yet frcssbe, let usbere this thyder, & take we out that ethyopyens
flesshe & fyll this place w , alL And so they fette y* thye of this deed man and
cutte of the thye of the seke man, and so they chaunged that one for that other.
And whan the seke man awoke and felte no payne, he put forth his hande and felt
his legge without hurte, & than be toke a candell and sawe well that it was not his
thye, but that it was an other. And whan he was well come to hymselfe, he
sprange out of his bedde for ioye, and recouted to all the people how it was hap-
pened to hym, & that whiche he had seen in his slepe, and how he was heled.
And they sent hastely unto y® tombe of y* deed man, and foude the thye of hym
cutte of, and that other thye in the tombe in the stede of his thye.” ( Caxtorts
translation , printed by Wynkyn de Worde in 1527,/^. ccliii.)
This exquisite painting represents the sick man laid in a bed within a room
having a casement window high up in the wall. The bed is surrounded by friends
and neighbours of the sick man, one of whom lifts the covering over the legs and
discloses the miracle which has been wrought. Above the heads of those in the
room is a vision of the Almighty with cherubim. The two saints, dressed as
Venetian doctors of medicine, are standing in the foreground cleansing their instru-
ments, and on the ground in front is the diseased leg that has been amputated.
To the right of the painting, separated from the interior described above by a
column of arabesque ornament in slate colour, is a lovely landscape, with the church
of St. Pietro in middle distance, outside of which are a number of people gathered
round an opened coffin, in which is seen the body of the dead Moor, whose leg
was taken to complete the miracle, as mentioned above. The exquisite finish and
brilliant colouring of this painting are truly wonderful.
The page is surrounded by a border of rich foliage ornament, which encloses a
small miniature at the foot, representing three fawns in a landscape, also a large
illuminated letter S.
On folio 1 5 verso is an illumination (&J- x 6£ inches) by another hand, but of
the greatest importance, as affording something beyond the internal evidence of
the authorship of these paintings. The illumination consists of a capital letter V
in the centre of a panel of rich ornamental design upon a groundwork of bur-
nished gold, and having at the foot the following inscription, in compartments,
thus
MGR.
Andreas et
ORNARVNT FRANCISCVS D ARTIBVS
CARTAS. MANTINEA. EGREGIIS.
{Signed)
FR. IACOBUS DE MANTUA, PP. M.
The second painting, representing the Scourging of the Saints Cosmas and
Damian, on folio 19 verso (8} x 6j inches), is in all respects equal in merit to the first.
The Saints, having only a cloth about their loins, and bound hand and
foot, are laid side by side upon their backs, upon a platform formed of two wide
planks resting upon rollers, whilst three executioners scourge them with long
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birches formed of fine reeds. There are in attendance five soldiers clad in rich
armour, and holding long spears or pikes, also a physician and various others. At
a window overlooking the scene of the execution are a number of people, including
a king and three old men with long white beards ; two rich carpets are hanging
from the window-sill.
The third painting, fol. 24 verso, represents the decapitation of the two saints,
and is enclosed within the space of a large capital letter M (6£ inches square). The
corpses of the Saints lie upon the ground, the heads severed from the bodies,
the executioner and four soldiers standing near. The former, a short, greyheaded
man, still holds his scimitar, which is dripping with blood, and gazes into the sky,
shading his eyes with his right hand.
The fourth painting, on fol. 27 verso, representing the funeral dirge, is enclosed
within the space of a large capital S (5| x inches). The bodies of the Saints,
with their heads, are laid upon a bier, with priests and acolytes in attendance.
The fifth painting, “The Entombment,” is enclosed within the space of a
capital letter O (6| x 6 inches).
The remaining miniatures are by an inferior hand, probably executed by
Jacobus de Mantua, the illuminator of the initial letters. They represent the fol-
lowing subjects : —
6. The Assumption of the Virgin Mary.
7. The Birth of the Virgin.
8. Benedictine Nuns worshipping the Virgin and Infant Jesus.
ANTIPHONARIUM sz curiam romanam contines dfiicale %
feriale % festiuu dhi sabbaot : etc. Revisuz ac ordinatu p fratre
Hieronymu Cribellu or. mi. reg. obs. [Colophon.] Impssucp Venetiis
Impesis nobilis viri dni Luceantonii de giunta jlorentinu 1 522. Folio.
Woodcuts . c.
22 1L unnumbered, folios 1 to 327.
ANTIPHONARIUM abbreviatum pro Ordine Cartusiensi. Ini -
pressum Lugduni , expensis Maioris Cartusice. Apud Claudium Cayne.
1630. Sm. 8vo. o. c.
Printed in red and black, with musical notation throughout. From the libraries
of Mr. Maskell and Mr. Beresford-Hope.
ANTIQUARIES OF LONDON, Society of. Lists of Mem-
bers. Royal Charter and Statutes. Reports. Addresses. Catalogues,
etc. In 1 vol. 8vo.
Archaeologia : or Miscellaneous Tracts, relating to Antiquity.
With Indexes. London: 1770 — Vols. I.— 4to. Plates.
Proceedings. London : 1849 — 1st Series, Vols. I.-IV. 2nd
Series, Vols. I. — 8vo. Plates.
The above are still in course of publication.
A Catalogue of the Printed Books in the Library of the
Society of Antiquaries of London. London : 1861. 4to.
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ANTIQUARIES OF LONDON, Society of. Printed Books
in the Library of the Society of Antiquaries of London, on March io,
1887. London, 1887. 8vo.
Vetusta Monumcnta : quae ad rerum Britannicarum memo-
riam conservandam Societas Antiquariorum Londini sumptu suo
edenda curavit. Londini, 1747-1842. 6 vols. in 3. Folio. Plates .
Liber Quotidianus Contrarotulatoris Garderobae. Anno
Regni Regis Edwardi Primi Viccsimo Octavo. A.D. 1299 & 1300.
Londini , excudebat J. Nichols . 1787. 4to. c.
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1872. Folio.
ANTONINUS AUGUSTUS. Iter Britanniarum cum Robert!
Talboti annotationibus. Manuscript of the xvii ,h century upon 42
leaves. 4to. c.
Itinerarium prouinciarum omniu Antonini Augusti, cum
Fragmento eiusdem, necnon indice haud quaq aspemado. Venale
habetur vbi impressum est, in dotno Henrici Stephani e regide schole
Decretorum Parrhisiis. [S. a., sed 1512.] Sm. 8vo. EDITIO Princeps.
r. mor . g. e. ( Sitnier .)
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Printed in red and black, and edited by Geoffroy Tory.
Itinerarium Antonini Augusti, et Burdigalcnsc : .... Hier.
Suritae commentario explicatum. Coloniae Agrippitiae, 1600. 8vo. 0. v .
From the Sunderland Library.
Antonini Iter Britanniarum Commentariis Illustratum
Thomae Gale . . . Accessit Anonymi Ravennatis Britanniae Choro-
graphia. Londini: 1709. 4to. Map and plates, c.
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ANTONINUS, Honoratus. See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 50.
ANTONINUS PLACENTINUS. See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 72.
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Patr. Lat. Vol. 5.
ANTONIUS, [Monk of the Fourth Century.] See Migne,
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ANTONIUS, S., [the Great.] See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat.
Vol. 40.
ANTONIUS MELISSA. See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat. Vol. 136.
APOCALYPSIS et Cantica Canticorum cum Commentariis et
Glossis. Manuscript upon Vellum, of the xii* century, written
upon 51 leaves, apparently by a Sicilian scribe. Sm. 4to.
On the verso of the 24th leaf is the following inscription : “ Liber Fratrum
Praedicatorum Mecensium ” (Messina).
From the Bragge Collection.
APOLLINARIS, S. Claudius, [Bishop of Hierapolis.] See
Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat. Vol. 5.
APOLLINARIUS, [Bishop of Laodicea.] See Migne, Patr. Gr.
Lat Vol. 33.
APOLLONIUS. See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat. Vol. 5.
APOLLONIUS RHODIUS. Argonauticon libri IV., grac£,
cum scholiis graecis. F lor entice \Laurentius Francisais de A lo/>a.] 1496.
4to. Editio Princeps. r. mor. g. e .
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Argonautica, antiquis una, & optimis cum commentariis,
(graec£.) Venetiis in aedibus Aldi, et Andreae Soceri , 1521. 8vo.
o. br. mor . g. e.
In the original Italian binding, gilt tooled in compartments.
From the Yemeniz and Firmin-Didot Libraries.
L'Exp&dition des Argonautes, ou la conquete de la toison
d’or. Po&me . . . traduit du Grec en Francois par J. J. A. Caussin.
A Paris , Van v . [1797]. 8vo. 0. r. mor. g. e.
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APPIANUS. See Venetian Library, 7.
APULEIUS, LUCIUS. Commentarii a Phil. Beroaldo conditi
in Asinum aureum L. Apuleii. Bononice y Bened . Hectoris , 1500.
Folio, c. g. e.
First edition of this commentary.
A beautiful example of the celebrated library of Jean Grolier of Lyons. On
the last leaf of the text below the colophon is the autograph signature of the
famous bibliophile, “Joannis Grolierii et Amicorum.”
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APULEIUS—ARBER.
APULEIUS, LUCIUS. See Venetian Library, 8.
ARATOR, [Subdeacon.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 68.
ARBER’S REPRINTS. English Reprints. Carefully edited
by Edward Arber. Reprinted : London : 1868-71. 30vols. Sm. 8vo.
1. John Milton. Areopagitica. 1644. Preceded by illustrative
documents.
2. Hugh Latimer. Sermon on the Ploughers. 1549.
3. Stephen Gosson. The Schoole of Abuse. 1579. And A
Short Apologie of the Schoole of Abuse. 1 579.
4. Sir Philip Sidney. An Apologie for Poetrie. 1595.
5. Edward Wcbbe. His Trauailcs. 1590.
6. John Selden. Table-Talk. 1689.
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9. John Lyly. Euphues. The Anatomy of Wit. 1579. Euphues
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in English Verse. 1572. 2. The Steele Glas. 1576. 3. The Com-
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characters from the editions of 1629 and 1633.
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by Ralph Robinson. 1551 and 1556.
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ARBER’S REPRINTS
18. The Revelation to the Monk of Evesham. Circa 1482.
19. James VI. of Scotland, I. of England. The Essayes of a
Prentise, in the Divine Art of Poesie. 1585. A Counterblaste to
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20. Sir Robert Naunton. Fragmenta Regalia. 1653.
21. Thomas Watson. Poems. 1582-93.
22. William Habington. Castara. 1640.
23. Roger Ascham. The Scholemaster. 1570.
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Earl of Surrey, Sir Thomas Wyatt, the Elder, Nicholas Grimald,
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Rede me and be nott wrothe,
For I saye no thinge but trothe.
1528. A proper Dyaloge betwene a Gentillman and a Husbandman.
Together with a Compendious olde Treatise. Written by a Lollard,
abt 1450.
29. The Last Fight of the “ Revenge ” at Sea ; under the
Command of Sir Richard Grenville, on the 10-nth of September,
1591. Described by Sir Walter Raleigh, 1591, Gervase Markham,
1595, and Jan Huygen van Linschoten, 1598.
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A Transcript of the Registers of the Company of Stationers
of London: 1554-1640 A.D. London: 1875-7. 4 vols. 4to.
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A.D. Being chiefly Translations, Compilations, &c., by Richard
Eden, from the Writings, Maps, &c., of Pietro Martire, Sebastian
Munster, Sebastian Cabot. Birmingham: 1885. 4to. L. P.
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VoL I. Greene’s Philomela and Arcadia.
Southwell’s Triumphs over Death.
Breton’s Characters, and his Good and the Bad.
Nash’s Christ’s Tears over Jerusalem.
Vol. II. Harvey’s Four Letters and Sonnets touching Robert
Greene.
Harvey’s Pierce’s Supererogation, and New Letter of No-
table Contents.
Brathwayte’s Essay upon the Five Senses.
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1544. Folio. Editio Princeps. o.c.
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ARCHIVES de la Commission des Monuments Historiques
Publics par ordre de son Excellence M. Achille Fould, Ministre
d’Etat. Paris: [#. d.] 4 vols. Folio. Plates.
ARCULFUS, S. See Migne, Patr. LaL Vol. 88.
ARDEN OF FEVERS HAM, a Tragedy : Reprinted from the
Edition of 1592. With an Introduction by A. H. Bullen. London:
1887. 4to.
250 copies printed.
ARDO, OR SMARAGDUS. See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vols. 102, 106.
— — See Monumenta Ger. Hist — Script Tom. XV~
AREGIUS, OR AREDIUS, S. See Migne, Patr. Lat Vols. 71-72.
ARETHAS, [Bishop of Caesarea.] See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat.
Vol 106.
ARIALDUS, S. See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 143.
ARIBO, [Archbishop of Mainz.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
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ARIBO, [Schoolman.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 150.
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ARISTOTELES. Opera, greet ; Theophrasti de historia plan-
tarura libri X., et de causis plantarum libri VL Impressum Venetiis,
dexteritaU Aldi Manual , 1495-98. 5 vols. in & Folia Editio
PRINCEPS. 0. gr. mar. g. e. (. Padeloup , .)
From the Finnin-Didot Library.
See Classics.
See Venetian Library, 9-18, 23.
ARIUS, [Heretic] See Migne, Patr. Lat VoL 8.
ARMENIUS, [Monk of the 6th Century.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat Vol. 74.
ARNALDUS, [Abbot.] See Migne, Patr. Lat VoL 163.
ARNO, [PRIOR of Reichsberg.] See Migne, Patr. Lat
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ARNOBIUS, [Orator.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 5.
ARNOBIUS, [the Younger.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 53.
ARNOLD, Richard. The Customs of London, otherwise
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the Additions included in the Second. London: 1811. 4to. c.
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Lat VoL 139
ARNOLDUS VOLBURGENSIS. See Migne, Patr. Lat
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ARNOLDUS, [Abbot of Lubeck.] See Monumenta Ger. Hist
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ARNULFUS, [Clerk of Milan.] See Migne, Patr. Lat
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ARNULFUS, [Flemish Preacher.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
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ARNULFUS, [Bishop of Lisieux.] See Migne, Patr. Lat
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ARNULFUS, [Archdeacon.] See Monumenta Ger. Hist
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ARSENIUS, S., [Hermit.] See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat Vol. 66.
ARSENIUS, [MONK OF Mt. Athos.] See Migne, Patr. Gr.
Lat Vol 133.
ARSENIUS AUTORIANUS, [Patriarch of Constan-
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ARSENIUS, [Archbishop of Monemvasia.] Prseclara dicta
Philosophorum, Imperatorum, Oratorumque, et Poetarum, ab Arsenio
Archiepiscopo Monembasiae collecta, (graecfe.) — Dialogus studiosi bib-
liopolae et libri. Porphyrius de plagiis philosophorum et rhetorum,
etc. Joannis Tzetzae versus, (graec6). [Absque nota, sed ante 1522.]
8vo. gr. mor. g. e.
ARTHALDUS, [Archbishop of Rheims.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat. Vol. 133.
ARTICULI FIDEI. [Above a woodcut.] [Colophon.] C Explicit
articuli fidei per magisirum Guidonem Mercator •ent Impressi. Anno
dHi. 150a Sm. 8vo.
12 leaves, gothic letter, signatures a and h. The woodcut upon the title-page
is the curious device of Guido Mercator the printer, and there is also a woodcut
upon the verso of the last leaf.
ASCARIUS, [Bishop.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol 99.
ASCHAM, Roger. Toxophilus, The schole, or partitions of
shooting contayned in ii. bookes, written by Roger Ascham. 1544.
And now newlye perused. Pleasaunt for all Gentlemen, and Yomen
of England for theyr pastime to reade, and profitable for their use to
folowe both in warre and peace. Imprinted at London in Flete~streate
neare to Saint Dunstones Churche by Thomas Mar she, 1571. 4to.
©lath letter. 0. c.
Collation : — *, four leaves ; A — H in eights, the last leaf blank.
The Scholemaster Or plaine and perfite way of teaching
children, to understand, write, and speake, the Latin tong, but specially
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A S CHAM— A SHBEE.
purposed for the private bringing up of youth in Jentlemen and Noble
mens houses, and commodious also for all such, as have forgot the
Latin tonge, and would by them selves, without a Scholemaster, in
short time, and with small paines, recover a sufficient habilitie, to
understand, write and speake Latin. By Roger Ascham. At London.
Printed by John Dqye, 1571. 4*0. Black letter*
Collation : — Title and Dedication, 2 leaves ; B — T in fours, the last leaf having
the printer’s device upon the recto.
ASCHAM, Roger. A Report and Discourse written by Roger
Ascham, of the affaires and state of Germany and the Emperour
Charles his court, durying certaine yeares while the sayd Roger was
there. At London. Printed by John Daye t dwelling over Aldersgate.
[N. d, circa 1570.] 4*0. Black Iftttt*
Collation : — A — I in fours.
This and the two preceding works of Ascham are in one volume in a con-
temporary calf binding, with richly gilt sides.
See Arber’s Reprints, 7, 23.
ASHBEE’S Occasional Fac-Simile Reprints of Rare and Curious
Tracts of the 16th and 17th Centuries. London: 1868-72. 30 Tracts
in 2 vols. 4to. L. P. Woodcuts.
100 copies printed.
1. Bartholomew Faire : from the Rare Tract printed at London
in 1641.
2. Archy’s Dream : London , 1641. ’
3. The Stage Players Complaint : London, 1641.
4. The Actors Remonstrance : London , 1643.
' 5. The Wyse Chylde of thre yere old : from the very rare Original,
printed by Wynkyn de Worde.
6. The Prophesie of Mother Shipton : London, 1641.
7. The Assyse of Breade : from the Original printed at London
by Robert Wyer, circa 1 540.
8. Wandering to see the Wonders of the West, by John Taylor
(the Water Poet). London, 1649.
9. An Ordinance for the Suppression of Stage-Playes : London,
1647.
10. Edw: Webbe’s Travels : London, 1590.
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11. The Carriers Cosmographie : by John Taylor (the Water
Poet). London , 1637.
12. The debate and stryfe betwene Somer and wynter : from the
rare Original printed by Laurence Andrewe.
13. The Humors of Bottom the Weaver: London, 1661.
14. A Treatyse of this Galaunt with the maryage of the Bosse
of Byllyngesgate : from the very rare Original printed by Wynkyn
de Worde.
15. A new Play, called Canterburie, his Change of Diot : 1641.
16. A certain Relation of the Hog-faced Gentlewoman called
Mistris Tannakin Skinker : London, 1640.
17. Drinke and Welcome : by John Taylor (the Water Poet).
London, 1637.
18. Lady Eleanor Audeley’s Strange & Wonderfull Prophesies:
London, 1649.
19. The Generous Usurer : London, 1641.
20. The Primrose of London : London, 1585.
21. Mad Fashions, od Fashions : by John Taylor (the Water Poet).
London, 1642.
22. The Poet’s Blind mans Bough : London, 1641.
23. A Three-fold Discourse : London, 1642.
24. Heads of all Fashions: by John Taylor (the Water Poet).
Lotidon, 1642.
25. The English Mountebank : London, 1652.
26. To day a man, To morrow none : London, 1644.
27. The Sea-mans Triumph : London, 1592.
28. The Last Will and Testament of Charing Crosse: London,
1646.
29. Crete Wonders Foretold : London, 164 7.
30. Historia Histrionica : London, 1699.
ASHBURNHAM, Earl OF. Catalogue of the Manuscripts
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by Professor Libri. Part the Second comprising a collection formed
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ASHBURNHAM, Earl of. A Catalogue of the Important
Collection of Manuscripts from Stowe. 1849. 8vo.
A Catalogue Alphabetically arranged of the more rare
and curious printed books in the Library at Ashburnham Place.
1864. 4to.
ASHER, A. A Bibliographical Essay on the Scriptores Rerum
Germanicarum. London and Berlin : 1843. 4to.
ASHLEY, W. J. Edward III. & his Wars, 1327-1360. Ex-
tracts from the Chronicles of Froissart, Jehan le Bel, Knighton,
Adam of Murimuth, Robert of Avesbury, & other contemporary
records. London, 1887. Sm. 8vo.
ASSER. See Chronicle.
See Gale et Fell, Vol. 3.
ASS H ETON, Nicholas. See Chetham Society, XIV.
ASTERIUS URBANUS. See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat Vol. 10.
ASTERIUS, S., [Bishop of Amasea.] See Migne, Patr. Gr.
Lat. Vol. 40.
ATHANASIUS, S., [Archbishop of Alexandria.] See
Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat Vols. 25-28.
See Venetian Library, 90.
ATHANASIUS, [Archbishop of the Corinthians.] See
Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat. Vol. 106.
ATHANASIUS, [Patriarch of Constantinople.] See
Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat. Vol 142.
ATHENAGORAS, [Athenian.] See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat.
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ATLAS. Europae totius orbis terrarum partis praestantissime,
universalis et particularis descriptio.
Aere potes parvo Regiones visere multas
Quas Liber hie tenuis, spectator candide, monstrat.
Colottiae ex officina typographica Jani Bussemechers . 1594. 4 to.
Maps . 0. c.
Containing 50 European Maps, engraved by M. Quadus.
An Atlas of the European States in forty-five maps, on a
uniform scale and projection : with plans of London and Paris. Lon-
don: 1867. Sm. 8vo.
Dr. Karl von Spruner’s Historico-Geographical Hand Atlas.
Gotha: 1872. Oblong Folio. Twenty-seven Maps.
The Same : Edizione Italiana. Gotha : [//. d ’] Oblong
Folio. Twenty-two Maps .
New Large Scale Ordnance Atlas of the British Isles, with
plans of towns, copious letterpress descriptions, alphabetical indexes,
and census tables. London: 1884. 4to.
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[ATTERBURY, Francis, Bishop.] An Answer to some Con-
siderations on the Spirit of Martin Luther and the Original of the
Reformation ; Lately Printed at Oxford. Oxford ’ Printed at the
Theater . Anno 1687. 4to.
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ATTICUS, S., [Bishop of Constantinople.] See Migne,
Patr. Gr. Lat. Vol. 65.
ATTO, [Bishop of Vercelli.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 134.
ATTO, [Bishop OF Pistoja.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol 188.
AUDELAY, John. See Percy Society, Vol. 14.
AUDOENUS, S., [Bishop of Rheims.] See Migne, Patr. Lat
Vol 87.
AUDRADUS, [Archbishop of Sens.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
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AUDSLEY, Geo. A., and James Lord Bowes. The
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AUDSLEY, G. A. The Ornamental Arts of Japan. 1882. 2 vols.
Folio. Plates . gr. mor. g. e. (Riviere.)
AUGUSTINUS, S. Aurelius, [Bishopof Hippo.] Seint Austyns
Meditacions and Confessions in Englysshe. [With Additions by the
Translator.] [Fol. 52 verso] Here bygynnyth a tretise that men
callith Richarde of seynt victor. [Folio 69] [The Latin Prayer]
“Dulcissime Domine Jesu Christe.” [Fol. 71 verso] Carta Redemp-
cionis [in English verse]. [Fol 72] A songe of love to owre Lorde
Jesu Christe [in verse]. [Fol 78] Ave quene of heven [A poem].
[FoL 82 verso] [Christ’s Address to Sinners] [In verses written as if in
prose]. Manuscript upon vellum of the xiv* century, written
by an English scribe upon 90 leaves (9f x 6£ inches), and ornamented
with illuminated bordered initials. Sm. folio. 0. c.
A very important MS., containing various English poems of which no mention
can be traced, in which the th is shaped like a y with the tail reversed, the initial y
like the figure 3. The version of St Austin appears to have been made at the
request of certain nuns (probably those of Sion), for the translator not only in his
twenty-sixth chapter addresses them as sisters, but also commences his thirty-fourth
chapter with “ Thankyd be almyhti god my gode sustren."
From the Bragge Collection.
[Regulae, cum Calendario.] [Fol. 21] Item hier beghint ose
eerwerdighe glose heilige vader Augusti 9 regule I duutsche. MANU-
SCRIPT UPON VELLUM of the XVI th century of Flemish execution, very
neatly written in a large missal letter, in long lines with coloured
capitals, upon 62 leaves (9^ x 7 inches). 4*0, in the original binding of
wooden boards covered with stamped leather with metal bosses.
The MS. opens with the Calendar, written in red and black, which occupies
38 pages. The first page of the work is decorated with a painted border, enclosing
a large coloured capital B, containing in the centre a representation of the Virgin
and Child at Bethlehem.
On a vellum fly-leaf at the commencement is a note in Dutch in a contempo-
rary hand, setting forth that this book belongs to the Monastery of Bethlehem,
and that it was written by Brother Herman van Doesborch of the Monastery of
Pontisccli in 1537. It also states that the Monastery of Bethlehem was com-
menced in the year 1477. The Calendar also contains memoranda of considerable
interest relating to the monastery, including the name of the founder, Pieter Claesen.
De civitate Dei libri XXII. Venetiis , Nic. Jenson , 1475. Sm.
folio, black mor. g. e.
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Liber sancti Augustini Episcopi de vita beata. Admodu
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BERJEAU, J. Ph. Le Bibliophile Illustrd. Lotidres. 1862.
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BERMONDSEY, Abbey of, and City of London.
Counterpart of an Indenture between Henry VII., John Islypp,
Abbot of St. Peter of Westminster, John the Abbot of St Saviour of
Bermondsey, and the Lord Mayor and Commonalty of the City of
London : granting to the Monastery of St. Saviour, an annuity (with
penalties for non-payment), of three pounds, six shillings, and eight-
pence, to be paid while the world shall endure, at Michaelmas, by
the Abbot and Convent of St. Peter, Westminster, for which the
Abbot and Convent of St. Saviour are bound to pray for the life, and
after his death, for the soul of Henry VII., his wife, children, and issue,
his progenitors and ancestors, etc., the prayers to be used being fully
set forth. Manuscript upon Vellum, written upon 17 leaves.
Folio. (i2£ x 9| inches.) With an illuminated border to the first
page , in which are represented the arms and devices of the first Tudor
King. Bound in wooden boards , covered with purple velvet , having on
each side in the centre the Rose of England \ and at each comer the Port-
cullis of the Abbey of Westminster carved out of solid metal, and gilt,
preserved in a morocco case .
The MS. is dated 20 Henry VII. (1504), and appears to have been the King’s
own copy.
The History of the Abbey of St. Saviour, Bermondsey, with
an Account of the Mansion erected by Sir Thos. Pope. Manuscript
UPON Paper, beautifully written upon 404 pages. Folio. Extensively
illustrated by S 3 vef 7 fine original water-colour drawings , 67 smaller
illustrations , and 21 prints , the capital letters , arms , seals , etc., ricldy
emblazoned and heightened with gold. bl. mor. g. e.
This valuable work, which was compiled by Mr. Richard Sims of the British
Museum for Stephen Ram, Esq., of Ramsfort, Ireland, includes the History and
Description of the Priory, History and Description of Sir Thomas Pope’s Mansion,
Descent of the Manor to 1863, Chronological List of Priors and Abbots, Tempora-
lities and Spiritualities, Manor and Lands, Advowsons of Churches, Tithes, etc.,
Mortuary List of Royal and Noble Personages, Seals at the Priory, List of
Evidences, Charter of William Rufus to Bermondsey, Annales Prioraths S. Salva-
toris de Bermundseia, Plans and Engraved Views of the Priory.
As an additional illustration are added casts of the original seals, comprising
the Great Seal of Henry VII., and eight smaller seals of the Prior and Convent, and
of the Mayoralty of London, in a separate morocco case.
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BERNALDUS—BERNOLDUS.
BERNALDUS, [Priest of Constance.] See Migne, Patr.
LatVol. 148.
See Monumenta Ger. Hist. — Script. Tom. V.
BERNARD, AUGUSTE. Geoffrey Tory, peintre et graveur, pre-
mier imprimeur royal, r^formateur de l’orthographie et de la typo-
graphic sous Fran5ois 1“. Paris, 1865. 8vo.
BERNARDUS, [Abbot of St. Gall.] See Migne, Patr. Lat
Vol. 87.
BERNARDUS, [Frankish Monk.] See Migne, Patr. Lat
Vol. 1 2 1.
BERNARDUS, [Schoolman of Angers.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat. Vol. 141.
BERNARDUS, [Bishop of Lod£ve.] See Migne, Patr. Lat
VoL 150.
BERNARDUS, [of Toledo.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 155.
BERNARDUS, [Carthusian Prior.] See Migne, Patr. Lat
Vols. 153, 18 1.
BERNARDUS, S. Incipit Speculu btl bemhardi abbatis. de
honestate vite. [Fol. 4 recto] Explicit speculu bemhardi abbatis de
honestate vite. Iticipiut octo pucta. mediate quibz pueitur ad pfectonem
vite spiritualis. eiusdem. [Fol. 8 verso] A mi. [ 5 . /. et a. sed Moguntice
Petr. Schoeffer, circa 1476.] 4to.
Hain, 2901. According to Panzer this tract is printed with the same types as
those used by Schoeffer in the Decretales of St Boniface VI II. printed in 1476.
See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vols. 182-185 bis.
BERNARDUS, [Abbot of Font-Cauld.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat Vol. 204.
BERNARDUS MARANGO. See Monumenta Ger. Hist. —
Script. Tom. XIX.
BERNELINUS. See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 151.
BERNERUS, [Abbot.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 137.
BERNO, [Abbot of Cluny.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 133.
BERNO, [Abbot of Augis la Riche.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
Vol. 142.
BERNOLDUS. See Bernaldus.
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BERNOWINUS, [Bishop of Clermont.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat. Vol. 105.
BEROALDUS, PH. See Apuleius, L.
BERTARIUS, S., [Abbot of Monte Cassino.] See Migne,
Patr. Lat VoL 126.
BERTARIUS, [Priest of Verdun.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
Vol. 132.
BERTH OLDUS. See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 147.
See Monumenta Ger. Hist. — Script Tom. V.
BERTICHRAMNUS, S., [Bishop of Le Mans.] See Migne,
Patr. Lat VoL 80.
BERTRAM, Charles. Britannicarum gentium historiae antiquae
scriptores tres : Ricardus Corinensis, Gildas Badonicus, Nennius Ban*
chorensis. Recensuit notisque et indice auxit Carolus Bertramus.
Havnuz, 1757. 8vo. Frontispiece and folding map. r.
BERTRAND DU GUESCLIN. [At end.] Cy finist le livre
des faiz de messire Bertrand du guesclin chevalier Jadiz connes table de
france et seigneur de longueville. [ 5 . /. n. d. ntais imprimled Lyons , vers
1485.] Folio. Woodcuts . r. mor. g. e. ( Lortic .)
This rare volume, which is from the library of Baron Seilli&re, is in a very richly
decorated double binding, with silk fly leaves.
BERTRANDUS, [OF Blanchefort.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
Vols. 155, 195.
BESSARION, [Cardinal.] See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat. Vol. 161.
BEVAGNA, Nicolo Lucangeli da. Successi del Viaggio
d’Henrico III. Christianissimo Re di Francia, e di Polonia, dalla sua
partita di Craccovia fino all’ arrivo in Turino. In Vinegia appresso
Gabriel Giolito de Ferrari, 1574. 4to. r. mor. g. e. ( Chambolle-Duru ).
From the Seilli&re Library.
BEVIS OF HAMTOUN. See Early Eng. Text Soc. XLVI.
BEZE, ThEod. de. Le Passavant de Theodore de B£ze. Epitre
de Maltre Benoit Passavant i Messire Pierre Lizet . . . traduite pour
la premiere fois du Latin macaronique de Theodore de Bize, par
Isidore Liseux. Paris, 1875. i2mo.
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BIBLE .
BIBLE. Biblia Sacra, versio vulgata, cum prologo Sancti
Hieronymi. Manuscript UPON Vellum of the xiii ,h century,
probably of English execution, written in double columns upon 529
leaves (14 x 9J inches), with 146 beautifully historiated capital letters
and miniatures. At the beginning of the Book of Genesis is a very
fine illumination in eight circular compartments, representing the
Creation and the Crucifixion. There is a similar illumination in seven
compartments, with figures, at the commencement of the New Testa-
ment Folio, br. mor. g. e . {Bedford.}
Bible Historiaus, ou les Hystores escolastres traduite en
Francois par Guiars Des Moulins Doien de Saint Pierre D’Aire.
Manuscript upon Vellum of the xv 01 century, of French execution,
written upon 771 leaves (i6f x 12 inches) and decorated with 197
splendid miniature paintings, 202 large initial letters, elegant floriated
borders, and numerous capital letters, all illuminated in gold and
colours. 3 vols. Folio, br. mor. g. e. {Bedford.}
This version was commenced in 1291, when the translator was 40 years of age,
and finished in 1294. Three years subsequently he was elected dean. This superb
manuscript was apparently executed either for a member of the family of De
Peretiers, or D'Arcy, as the arms (both families having the same) are painted in the
bottom compartment of the first border.
Biblica Historia Rhythmica, Graeci, Auctore Georgio Chumno.
Manuscript upon Paper, of the XV th centuiy, on 136 leaves (10^
x 7 \ inches), with 348 paintings depicting subjects in the Pentateuch,
executed in colours. Sm. folio, br. mor. g. e.
This curious specimen of early Greek literature and art has never been
printed. The drawings are of very great interest, differing so greatly as they do
from the manner of treatment by western artists.
Sumula seu Breviloquium de Concordia Novi et Veteris
Testamenti. Manuscript upon Vellum of the xv lh century, by an
Italian scribe, on 76 leaves (11 x 7f inches) ornamented with an
initial letter (historiated with the Head of Christ) and 67 very curious
paintings, concluding with a representation of the Last Judgment
Sm. folio.
Prefixed to this very curious MS. are 122 verses, said to have been found
Anno 1343, “infra ecclesiam Sancti Sepulchri,” containing remarkable prophecies.
Biblia Polyglotta ; Hebraici, Chaldaici, Graeci et Latin& de
mandato acsumptibus Francisci Ximenez de Cisneros, curis Demetrii
Cretensis, Antonii Nebrissensis, &c. [Colophon to vol. v.] Ad
perpetuam laudem et gloriam dei felici fine absolute est in hac
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preclarissima Cdplutensi universitate : de madato $ sumptibus Reve-
rettdissinti in christo patris % illustrissimi dfli dontini fratris Fracisci
Ximencz de Cisneros .... industria $ solertia honor abilis viri Amaldi
guilielmi de Brocario artis impressorie magistri. 1514-17. 6 vols.
Folio, br. ntor . g. e. ( Bedford .)
This copy agrees with the collation given by Brunet, but in vol. ii. there is an
extra leaf following the title, containing “ Prologus, ad lectorem ” and “ Prologus
beati Hieronymi presbyteri in librum Josue.” The “Prologus ad lectorem” is a
reprint, with certain omissions, of that in vol i. which is printed on the verso of
sig. >J«iii.
The arms on the titles are printed in red in all the volumes, except in vol v.
BIBLE. Biblia Sacra Polyglotta, complectentia Textus Originates,
Hebraicum, cum Pentateucho Samaritano, Chaldaicum, Graecum.
Versionumque antiquarum, Samaritanae, Graecae LXXII Interp.
Chaldaicae, Syriacae, Arabicae, iEthiopicae, Persicae, Vulg. Lat. quicquid
comparari poterat. Cum Textuum, & Versionum Orientalium Trans-
lationibus Latinis. Ex vetustissimis MSS. undique conquisitis, opti-
misque Exemplaribus impressis, summi fide collatis. Quae in prioribus
Editionibus deerant suppleta. Multa antehac inedita, de novo
adjecta. Omnia eo ordine disposita, ut Textus cum Versionibus uno
intuitu conferri possint. Cum Apparatu, Appendicibus, Tabulis,
Variis Lectionibus, Annotationibus, Indicibus, &c. Opus totum in
sex Tomos tributum. Edidit Brianus Waltonus, S.T.D. Londini ,
Imprimebat Thomas Roy croft, 1657. 6 vols. — Lexicon Heptaglotton,
Hebraicum, Chaldaicum, Syriacum, Samaritanum, ^Ethiopicum, Ara-
bicum, Conjunctim ; Et Persicum, Separatim. In quo, omnes voces
Hebraeae, Chaldaeae, Syrae, Samaritanae, ALthiopicae, Arabicae, &
Persicae, tarn in MSS 19 , quim Impressis libris, cumprimis autem in
Bibliis Polyglottis, adjectis hinc inde Armenis, Turcicis, Indis,
Japonicis, &c ordine Alphabetico, sub singulis Radicibus digestae,
continentur Authore Edmundo Castello. Londini ‘ Imprime-
bat Thomas Roy croft, LL. Orientalium Typographus Regius . 1669.
2 vols. Together 8 vols. Folio. 61 . mor. g . e. ( Bedford .)
This copy has the Royal preface and the original dedication to Charles II.
Biblia Sacra Polyglotta, textus archetypos versionesque
praecipuas ab ecclesia antiquitus receptas, necnon versiones recentiores
Anglicanam, Germanicam, Italicam, Gallicam, et Hispanicam, com-
plectentia. Accedunt prolegomena . . . auctore Samuele Lee.
Londini: sumptibus Samuelis Bagster, 1831. Folio, r. mor. g. e.
Polyglotten-Bibel zum praktischen Handgebrauch. Die
heilige Schrift Alten und Neuen Testaments in iibersichtlicher Ne-
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BIBLE.
beneinanderstellung dcs Urtextes, der Septuaginta, Vulgata und
Luther-Uebersetzung, so wie der wichtigsten Varianten der vomehm-
sten deutschen Uebersetzungen. Bcarbeitet von Dr. R. Stier und
Dr. K. G. W. Theile. Bielefeld, 1854. 4 vols. in 5. 8vo. bl. mor.
g. e. ( Clarke .)
BIBLE. Sacrae Scripturae veteris, novaeque omnia. [Graeci, juxta
septuaginta excusa, cura Andreae Asulani.] Venetiis in aedibus Aldi
et Andreae soceri, 1518. Folio, r. mor. g. e.
Containing the first published edition of the Old Testament in Greek.
Divinae Scripturae, veteris nov^que omnia (graect). Argen -
torati apud Wolphium Cephal . 1524-26. 5 vols. in 4. Sm. 8vo.
In the original binding of oak boards, covered with stamped hogskin.
VetusTestamentum (graec£) iuxta septuaginta ex auctoritate
Sixti V. Pont Max. editum. Romae, ex typographic^ Francisci Zan -
netti, 1587. Folio. 0. bl. mor. g. e.
Vetus Testamentum Graecum ex Versione Septuaginta In-
terpretum, Juxta Exemplar Vaticanum Romae editum. Londini,
Excudebat Rogerus Daniel \ 1653. Sm. 8vo. o. c.
Vetus Testamentum Graecum ex Versione Septuaginta In-
terpretum. Juxta Exemplar Vaticanum Romae editum. Cantabrigice ,
excusum per Joannem Field, 1665. 2 vols. Sm. 8vo. o. c.
Vetus Testamentum (graec&) ex versione septuaginta inter-
pretum . . . . Summa cura edidit Lambertus Bos. Franequerce. 1709.
4to. Maps and Plans . o. c.
Vetus Testamentum (graec£) ex versione septuaginta inter-
pretum .... Praefationem una cum variis Lectionibus, e praestantis-
simis MSS. Codicibus Bibliothecae Leidensis descriptis, praemisit
David Millius. Amstelodami sumptibus Societatis . 1725. 2 vols. in 4.
Sm. 8vo. c.
Vetus Testamentum, (graced) ex editione J. E. Grabe, nunc
vero lectionibus variis, necnon criticis dissertat illustratum cura J. J.
Breitingeri. Tiguri, 1730-32. 4 vols. in 3. 4to. 0. c.
Vetus Testamentum Graecum cum variis lectionibus, edente
Roberto Holmes et Jacobo Parsons. Oxonii : e typographeo Claren -
doniano, 1798-1827. 5 vols. in 4. Folio, bl. tnor.g. e.
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BIBLE. Vetus Testamentum (graec£) ex versione septuaginta inter-
pretum. Juxta exemplar vaticanum ex editione Lamberti Bos. —
Novum Testamentum (graec£). Juxta exemplar millianum. Oxonii,
1805. 5 vols. 8vo. c.
Vetus Testamentum (graec&) ex versione Septuaginta inter-
pretum .... accedunt variae lectiones e Codice Alexandrino necnon
introductio J. B. Carpzovii. Oxonii , 1817. 6 vols. 8vo.
Vetus Testamentum Graece secundum Septuaginta inter-
pretes ex auctoritate Sixti Quinti Pont. Max. editum . . . cura et
studio Leandri van Ess. Lipsiae . 1835. 8vo. c.
Vetus Testamentum (graec&) ex versione septuaginta inter-
pretum, secundum exemplar Vaticanum Romae editum. Accedit
potior varietas codicis Alexandrini. Oxonii, e typographeo academico .
1848. 3 vols. Sm. 8 vo. c.
The Septuagint Version of the Old Testament, with an
English Translation ; and with various readings and critical notes.
London: Bags ter ; 1879. 4to.
Biblia Sacra Latina. [Sine loco aut anno , sed Argentorati,
Henr. Eggesteyn, circa 1469.] 2 vols. Folio.
VoL I. contains 249 leaves, and Vol. II. 244 leaves, the first page of each volume
being illuminated.
This is the second of the two editions described by Brunet as having been
printed by Eggesteyn.
From the Perkins Library.
Biblia cum concordantiis veteris et novi testameti et sacroru
canonu, etc. Impressa Lugduni : per Joannem Marion. Expensis
notabilis viri Antonii Koberger Nurembergensis, 1520. Folio. Wood-
cuts. o. c.
Biblia Sacra, ex postremis Doctorum omnium vigiliis, ad
Hebraicam veritatem, & probatissimorum exemplarium fidem. Lug-
duni , apud Hugonem d Porta , 1542. Sm. 8vo. v.
Biblia, Interprete Sebastiano Castalione. Una cum eiusdem
Annotationibus. Basilece, per Jacobum Parcum , 1551. Folio. 0. c.
Biblia sacra. Juxta uulgatam editionem ad uetustissima
exemplaria castigata. Apud Seb. Gryphium Lugduni. 1556. 5 vols.
i6mo. o.c.g.e.
In a rich Lyonnese binding of the period, heightened in gold and colours.
From the Sunderland Library.
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BIBLE.
BIBLE. Biblia Sacra, ad optima quaeque veteris, & vulgate trans-
lations exeplaria summa diligentia, pariq; fide castigata. Lugduni ,
apud Guliel. Rouillium. 156 7. 8vo. Woodcuts.
In the original binding of old calf, with brass corner-pieces and bosses, pre-
served in a case.
Biblia Sacra, secundum editionem vulgatam. Basilece ; 1590
91. 2 vols. 8 vo. Woodcuts. Maps.
In the original binding of stamped hogskin, with full-length figures of Luther
and Melancthon impressed on the sides.
Biblia Sacra vulgatae editionis, Sixti V. Pont Max. iussu
recognita atque edita. Lutetice Parisiorum , sumptibus R. Foiiet , N.
Buon , S. Cratnoisy , 1618. Folio. Engraved Title, c.
Biblia sacra, vulgatae editionis, Sixti V. Pont Max. jussu re-
cognita, atque edita. Jussu cleri gallicani. Parisiis , excudebat An-
tonins Vitrl. 1652. 8 vols. Sm. 8vo. o. r. mor. g. e.
With the arms of the Comte de Polignac in gilt on the sides.
The Holy Bible, containing the Old Testament and the New.
London , Printed by Robert Barker , and by the Assignes of John Bill.
1634. 4to. 0 . c.
Bound with it is The Book of Common Prayer, 1634, wanting the title-page,
Wither’s Hymnes and Songs of the Church, 1623, and Sternhold and Hopkins* Book
of Psalmes, 1637, the latter imperfect.
The Holy Bible, ornamented with Engravings from Pictures
and Designs by the most eminent Artists. London, Macklin , 1800.
7 vols. Folio. Enlarged into 31 volumes large folio, by the addition
of seven hundred and eighty-six original drawings and upwards of five
thousand additional illustrations , comprising engravings , specimen leaves ,
and title-pages from rare editions of the Scriptures , photographs , etc.,
etc., bound in half morocco.
This remarkable copy of the Holy Bible contains amongst the drawings a
valuable series of studies and sketches, running through the whole work, by the
Florentine painters, Caesar Dandini, Vincent Dandini, Pietro Dandini, and Octav.
Dandini, besides specimens from the hands of many celebrated early masters.
The Pictorial Bible. With original notes by John Kitto,D.D.
London : 1847-9. 4 vols. 8vo. Plates and Woodcuts . c.
The Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments,
with the Apocryphal Books, in the earliest English versions, made
from the Latin Vulgate by John Wyclifle and his followers; edited
by the Rev. J. Forshall and Sir Frederic Madden. Oxford, 1850.
4 vols. 4to.
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BIBLE. The Holy Bible ; with explanatory notes, etc., by the
late Rev. Thomas Scott London: 1851. 6 vols. 4to. Maps and
Plates, c.
An Exposition of the Old and New Testament ; by Matthew
Henry. Edited by the Rev. E. Bickersteth. London. 1853. 6 vols.
4to. Portrait, r.
The Annotated Paragraph Bible : with explanatory notes,
etc. London: i860. 3 vols. 8vo. Maps.
The Holy Bible; with notes and introductions by Chr.
Wordsworth, D.D. London: 1865-77. 8 vols. Index to the Bishop
of Lincoln's Commentary on the Old Testament By F. H. Scrivener,
M.A. London. 1871. Together 9 vols. 8vo.
The Holy Bible, with an explanatory and critical Commen-
tary, and a Revision of the Translation by Bishops and other Clergy
of the Anglican Church. Edited by F. C. Cook, M.A. London :
1871-81. 10 vols. in 11. — The Apocrypha. Edited by Henry
Wace, D.D. London : 1888. 2 vols. — Together 12 vols. in 13. 8vo.
“ The Speaker’s Commentary.*
The Annotated Bible, being a Household Commentary upon
the Holy Scriptures by the Rev. J. H. Blunt, M.A. London : 1878-
9. 3 vols. 4to.
The Churchman’s Family Bible. With Commentary by
various authors. London : S. P. C. K. [n. d.~\ 4to. Woodcuts.
The Commentary Wholly Biblical : An Exposition in the
very words of Scripture. London : \n. dJ\ 3 vols. 4to.
La saincte Bible en Francoys, translatee selon la pure &
entiere traduction de sainct Hierome [par Jacques le Fivred’Estaples].
En A nvers t par Martin Lemper eur, 1534. Folio. Woodcuts, br. mor. g. e.
( Belz-Niedrie .)
Third edition of Le F&vre’s version, the first complete translation of the Holy
Scriptures into French. The very remarkable woodcuts in the New Testament
are by Levinus de Witte.
From the Firmin-Didot Library.
Die Bibel . . . nach der deutschen Uebersetzung von Dr.
Martin Luther. Stuttgart u. Miinchen. 1850. Folio. Woodcuts,
bl. mor. g. e.
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BIBLIA— BIBLIOTHECA.
BIBLIA PAUPERUM. Reproduced in Facsimile, from one of
the copies in the British Museum; with an Historical and Biblio-
graphical Introduction, by J. Ph. Berjeau. London ; 1859. Folio.
Plates.
BIBLICAL ARCHAEOLOGY, Transactions of the Society
OF. London: 1872 — Vols. 1 — 8vo.
Still in course of publication.
BIBLIOTHECA CURIOSA. Reprinted at Edinburgh, by E. Sr
G. Goldsmid, 1884-88. 60 vols. 8vo. L. P.
No. 1. Johnston (Rev. J.). — The Norwegian account of Haco’s
Expedition against Scotland ; A.D. mcclxiii., literally translated from
the original Islandic of the Flateyan and Frisian MSS. With notes.
(1782.)
No. 2. Maidment (James). — A New Book of Old Ballads (1844).
No. 3. Maidment (James). — A North Countrie Garland (1824).
No. 4. Heucher (M. J. H.). — De Vegetalibus Magicis (1700). An
English translation.
No. 5. The Pretty Gentleman, dedicated to Mr. Garrick (1747).
No. 6. D’Urfey. — A Commonwealth of Women, a Play (1686).
No. 7. Puffendorff (M. E.). — De Druidibus Dissertatio (1650).
An English translation.
No. 8. A Complete Catalogue of all the Publications of the Aldine
Press at Venice, from its establishment in 1494, to its close in 1597.
Introduction, Notes, and an Appendix containing a list of all forgeries
or anonymous publications attributed to this Press. By Edmund
Goldsmid, F.R.H.S. Three Vols.
No. 9. Mascardi (Augustin). — An Historical Relation of the Con-
spiracy of John Lewis, Count of Fieschi, against the City and Re-
publick of Genoua in the year 1547. Done into English by the
Honourable Hugh Hare. Two Vols.
No. 10. A Complete Catalogue of all the Publications of the
Elzevir Press at Leyden, Amsterdam and Utrecht, with an Introduc-
tion, Notes, and an Appendix, containing a list of all works, whether
forgeries or anonymous publications, generally classed as “ Elzevirs.”
By Edmund Goldsmid, F.R.H.S. Three Vols.
No. 11. Le Cointe (Abb£). — The Conspiracy of the Norman
Barons against William the Bastard, Duke of Normandy, A.D. 1047.
An English translation.
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BIBLIOTHECA CURIOSA:—
No. 12. Grotius (Hugo). — De Origine Gentium Americanorum
Dissertatio (1542), and Albinus (Petrus). — De Insulis Ignotis atque de
Linguis Peregrinis Commentatio (1542). English translations.
No. 13. Le Maire. — The Voyages of M. Dancourt to the Canaries,
Cape Verd, Senegall, and Gambia ; translated from the French (1695).
No. 14. Webbe (Edward). — His Trauailes (1590).
No. 15. Kinloch (G. R.). — The Ballad Book (1827).
No. 16. Capefigue (M.). — Agnes Sorel and Chivalry in the XV.
Century. Translated for the first time from the French. Two Vols.
No. 17. Barante (Baron de). — The Chieftains of Vendee : — Cathe-
lineau, La Roche-Jacquelein, Charette, Stofflet, and SombreuiL
No. 18. Adam (Clement). — Anglorum Navigatio ad Muscovitas
(1630), being a reprint of a rare tract from the “Respublica Mus-
coviae” (1630), to which is added a very rare and scarce tract, “De
Moneta Russica” (Elzevir, 1630), with an English translation and
Notes.
No. 19. Vines (Richard). — The Hearse of the Renowned Robert
Earle of Essex, a Sermon preached at the magnificent solemnity of
his Funerall, October 22 (1646).
No. 20. Wynkyn de Worde. — The Manner of the Triumph at Calais
and Boulogne (1532), and the Noble Triumphant Coronation of Queen
Anne (1533).
No. 21. Markham (Jervise). — The Most Honourable Tragedie of
Sir Richard Grenville, Knight (1595). To which is added Sir Walter
Raleigh’s account of the fight between the “ Revenge ” and a Spanish
fleet off the Azores (1581), and Sir Richard Grenville’s Farewell
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tissimis libris a Theodoro Pulmanno Craneburgio emendati. Lugd .
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BOOKE OF CHRISTIAN PRAYERS, collected out of the
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The Ship of Fooles, wherin is shewed the folly of all States,
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toutes les Euangiles Epistres & Propheties de toute lannee, chantees
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ing sundry excellent Rules or exquisite Observations, tending to
Direction of every Gentleman, of selecter ranke and qualitie ; How to
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Bamabae Itinerarium, or Bamabee’s Journal ; with a Life of
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125 copies printed.
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Vol. 80.
BREMER, Frederika. The Neighbours. Translated from
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inches), with miniatures, borders, and illuminated letters. Thick 4to.,
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On the verso of folio 418 occurs the paragraph which is quoted below, and in
which are found the following interesting particulars, viz., the name of the scribe by
whom the volume was written, and the date of its execution, also the price paid for
the work : — “ Hoc breviarium fecit fieri frater hugo grignardt belne oriundus
Religiosus professus ordls carthus quoit dom 9 circa divionem situatur. Et I eadem
dictus hugo p dei gram receptus decimaquarta die mesis Junii. Anno dnimillesimo
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quinquaginta exposuit. Quodquidem breviarium fuit per manus Johannis radulphi
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35 lines each, in characters of two sizes, is written in a very elegant
Italian hand upon 255 leaves (5 x 3^ inches), with rubrics, red or blue
capitals, numerous ornamental and a few historiated initials, in gold
and colours. Sm. 8vo.
Part I., Kalendar and preliminary matter, and Part II., ff. 1 — 30, are wanting.
Part II., ff. 31 — 58 Psalterium, 58—188 Proprium de Tempore.
Part III., 189 — 264 Proprium Sanctorum, 264 — 286 Commune Sanctorum.
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BREVIARIUM ad Usum Sarum, cum Calendario. MANUSCRIPT
UPON Vellum, of the xiv th century, written by an English scribe
on 256 leaves (8 x 54. inches), every page decorated with initials
and capitals, many with richly illuminated borders. 4to. mor .
This valuable Breviary appears to have belonged to the Augustine Priory of St
Mary of Walsingham, in Norfolk, and at the confiscation by Henry VIII. of
monastic possessions, to have become the property of the last prior, Richard Vowell,
to whom at the dissolution an allowance of ^100 per annum was granted. The in-
scription on the last leaf but one, “ Iste liber pertinet Ric° Vowell Priori de Wal-
singham, ” and the concluding service, “ De Sancta Maria cotidie per Annum,” are
indubitable evidence of the former ownership. On the fly-leaves there is much
irrelevant matter in a much later handwriting, but extremely interesting, as con-
taining important information respecting not only the social life of the monks of
Walsingham, but also of its famous Wishing Wells.
BREVIARIUM. Breuiarii Aberdonensis Pars hyemalis et pars
estivalis. Edinburgensi : 1509-10. Reprinted, 1854. 2 vols. 4to.
Breviarium Ambrosianum S. Carolo Archiepiscopo editum
Carolo Cajetano Cardinali Gaisruchio Archiepiscopo noviter im-
pressum. Mediolani, 1841. 4 vols. Sm. 8vo. Plates .
[Breviarii maioris pars hyemalis et estivalis iuxta more alme
Babenbergen [Bamberg] ecclesie fideli emedata cura.] [Colophon.]
Industrie ac impetisis M. Johanis PfeyL Anno incamationis dhice . 1501.
pridie i/oydus octobris Babenberge impressa finit feliciter . Folio, hogskin .
Collation : — 8 folios prelim. ; folios i— clxv (misprinted clxxvi), followed by a
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the privilege, and the numbers.
Salvatoris, Beats Maris Virginis, Sanctorum Apostolorum
leones. A Paris , 1631. (Le Blanc, 146-161.) 16 plates, mounted
in a 4/0. volume, c.
Les images de tous les Saincts et Saintes de l’annee. Paris ,
1636. Folio, o. r. mar. (Le Blanc, 178-769.)
The collation of this copy is as follows : Engraved titles, 2 IL ; printed leaf of
dedication ; 1 19 1L, containing 476 plates, proofs before the inscriptions ; 3 11. con-
taining 12 plates of the movable feasts, with inscriptions in Latin and French.
From the Beckford Library.
Lux Claustri. (Le Blanc, 799-825.) 27 pieces, brilliant im-
pressions, mounted in a small oblong 8vo. volume, bl. mor.
From the Beckford Library.
Les Fantasies. 1635. (Le Blanc, 1002-1015.)
Fourteen pieces, including the tide, brilliant impressions of the first state,
before the numbers.
This and the two following series are bound together in a small oblong 8vo.
volume, in calf. From the Beckford Library.
Varie Figure Gobbi di Jacopo Callot fatto in firenza lanno
1616. (Le Blanc, 1040-1060.)
Twenty-one pieces, brilliant impressions of the first state.
Exercices Militaires. 1635. (Le Blanc, 1163-1175.)
Thirteen pieces, including the title, brilliant impressions. At the end of this
set is an extra plate not mentioned by Le Blanc, of a cavalry engagement, with
u Callot fecit Israel excudit” in the right-hand bottom comer.
A Catalogue and description of the whole of the Works of
Jacques Callot, by J. H. Green. 1804. Sm. 8vo. enlaiged into 4to.
and interleaved, r. mor . g. e .
This copy is illustrated by the insertion of upwards of 40 engravings by Callot.
See Humbert, H.
CALMET, AUGUSTIN. Calmet's Dictionary of the Holy Bible,
with the Biblical Fragments, by the late Charles Taylor. London;
1830. 5 vols. 4to. Plates and Maps.
CALVERT, George. Universal Restoration ; a Poem, in ten
epochs, divided into twenty-six books. London: 1861. 2 vols. 8vo.
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CALVERT, George. Sin: a Sacred Drama. Huddersfield:
1873. Sm. 8vo.
Redemption: A Poem in Ten Epochs. Huddersfield: 1875.
2 vols. Sm. 8vo.
CAMDEN, William. Britannia : or a Chorographical Descrip-
tion of Great Britain and Ireland, together with the Adjacent Islands.
Translated into English, with Additions and Improvements. Revised,
Digested, and Published, by Edmund Gibson, D.D. London : Printed
by Mary Matthews . 1722. 2 vols. Folio. Portrait , Maps, and
Plates . o. c.
See Heame, T.
CAMENUS, Franciscus. See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 162.
CAMERARIUS, Joachim. Commentarii explicationis, ora-
tionis Ciceronianae dictae pro L. Murena. Lipsice apud Jacobum Ber -
waldurn, 1 542. Sm. 8vo. citron mor. g. e.
From the library of Jacques Auguste de Thou, with his arms and those of
Gasparde de la Chastre, his second wife, upon the sides.
Commentatiuncula : non esse ex eventis de consilis actioni-
busque hominum pronuntiandum : de exordio versus Ouidiani :
Exitus acta probat. Lipsice , 1 579. Sm. 8vo. 22 11 .
CAMPBELL, Donald A. The Fire Underwriter’s Companion :
A Common-place Book. Containing Selected Paragraphs & Original
Notes, on all subjects appertaining to Fire Insurance Practice gene-
rally. London: 1883. 8vo.
CAMPBELL, E. S. N. A Dictionary of the Military Science.
London: 1844. 8vo.
CAMPION, Thomas. See Henry, Prince, Son of James I.
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CANDIDUS, [Monk of Fulda.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol.
106.
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CANONES—CANTIQUES.
CANONES APOSTOLORUM. Veterum Conciliorum Const!-
tutiones. Decreta Pontificum antiquiora. De Primatu Romans
Ecclesiae. Ex tribus vetustiss. exemplaribus transcripta omnia, quo-
rum catalogum proxima pagina indicat Moguntiee , 1525. 8vo.
o. mar. g. e.
The above general title, with the contents of the volume on the reverse, is fol-
lowed by another : “ Codex Canonum Vetus Ecclesiae Romans Quae ei codici ac-
cesserunt sequens epistola indicabit." Luttt. apud A . Beys, 1609. 22 prelim. 1 L
and pp. 1-703 ; then follows “ Fulgentii Ferrandi Breviatio Canonum, Crisconii
Repititionis Breviarii Canonid index \ n Parisiis apud C. ChappeUt , 1588 ; 64 pp.
including title.
With the arms of Jacques Auguste de Thou and those of his second wile, Gas-
parde de la Chastre, upon the sides.
CANONICAL Histories and Apocryphal Legends relating to
the New Testament represented in drawings with a Latin text.
A photo-lith reproduction from an Ambrosian MS. executed for
James Gibson-Craig, Esq., by Angelo Della Croce, with preface
and notes by the Rev. A. M. Ceriani. Milan: 1873. 4to. Fac-
similes.
100 copies privately printed.
CANTACUZENUS, Johannes, [Emperor.] See Migne, Patr.
Gr. Lat Vol 153.
CANTACUZENUS, Mattheus, [Emperor.] See Migne, Patr.
Gr. Lat Vol. 152.
CANTICUM CANTICORUM, Reproduced in Fac-simile, from
the Scriverius copy in the British Museum. With an Historical and
Bibliographical Introduction by J. Ph. Berjeau. London: i860. Folio.
Plates . v.
CANTIQUES ET CHANSONS par Gabriel Hubert et le
Comte d’Alsinois. MANUSCRIPT upon 180 leaves of paper executed
in France about 1600, adorned with numerous coloured drawings in
imitation of the early illuminated manuscripts, all beautifully executed
in colours and heightened with gold ; also 17 coloured drawings of
the Apostles and Evangelists, each figure occupying a whole page ;
besides 12 full-page paintings in imitation of the miniatures in the
xv' h century “ Livres d’Heures,” and upwards of one hundred and
thirty additional embellishments in the shape of cleverly designed
capital letters of a grotesque character, medallions containing portraits
and curious figures, and groups mixed with the text and upon the
margins. 4to. (8J- x 5-’- inches), in the original morocco binding, the
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sides and back being covered with gold toolings and the names Gabriel
and Hubert upon the obverse and reverse in gilt letters , gilt edges .
This very remarkable and interesting manuscript appears to have been executed
by the Gabriel Hubert whose name is found upon the binding. On folio 79 is a
large ornamental capital C 9 having in a blank space of the border the following in-
scription, Gabriel Hubert Apoticquairr de Nogent le Rotron a faict ce
present recueil de cantiques de Noel en lan 1600. The name Gabriel
Hubert and the initials P. H. and F. H. occur again on folio 5 7.
On folio 107 commence “ Cantiques du Premier Advenement de Jesu Christ
par le conte d’Alsinois.” Many of these songs have the music ; they end on the
verso of folio 166 and are dated 1598. On the opposite page commence “ Cantiques
du Nouveau Advenement de Jesu Christ faictz en ceste annee 1 598, par venerable
et discret Mes Phles Hubert pbres. Regent au colege de ce lieu de nogent.”
CANUTUS, [King of England.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
Vol. 1 5 1.
CAPEFIGUE, M. See Bibliotheca Curiosa, 16.
CAPEL, ARTHUR Lord. Excellent Contemplations, Divine and
Moral . . . Together with some Account of his Life . . . With his Pious
Advice to his Son the late Earl of Essex. London , 1683. Sm. 8vo.
Portrait, c. g. e.
CAPGRAVE, John. See Chronicles and Memorials, Nos. 1, 7.
- CAPPIDUS, [Frisian Priest.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 133.
CAPREOLUS, [Bishop of Carthage.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
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CARILEPHUS, S., [Abbot.] See Migne, Patr. Lat VoL 74.
CARLYLE, Thomas. The Early Kings of Norway : also An
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CAROLS and Poems from the Fifteenth Century to the Present
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CAROLUS MAGNUS, [Emperor.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vols.
97 , 98 .
CAROLUS CALVUS, [the Bald.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol.
124.
CARTARI, V. See Venetian Library, 34.
CARTULAIRE de PAbbaye de Notre-Dame de la Roche, de
Pordre de Saint-Augustin, au diocese de Paris, d’apris le manuscrit
original de la Biblioth&que imp^riale, enrichi de notes, etc., par
Auguste Moutte. Paris , 1862. 4to.
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CA R TULARIUM—CA STALION.
CARTULARIUM SAXONICUM : A Collection of Charters re-
lating to Anglo-Saxon History. Edited by Walter de Gray Birch.
London: 1883- . Parts 1- . 8vo.
Still in course of publication.
CARTUSIENSIS Ordinis Modus visitandi Domos. Manuscript
UPON Vellum of the xv* century, written by an Italian scribe on
155 leaves (5^ x 3f inches), and ornamented with 3 large bordered
initials. Sm. 8vo., in the original binding , having “ Cartusia ” stamped
in gold upon the side , clasps .
This manuscript formerly belonged to the Certosa at Pavia.
CARTWRIGHT, James J. Chapters in the History of York-
shire : being a collection of original letters, papers, and public docu-
ments, illustrating the state of that county in the reigns of Elizabeth,
James I., and Charles I. Wakefield : 1872. 8vo.
The Wentworth Papers, 1705-1739. Selected from the
private and family correspondence of Thomas Wentworth, Lord Raby,
created in 1711 Earl of Strafford. With a Memoir and Notes. London , ,
1883. 8vo. Portrait
CARVE, Thom^e. Itinerarium Thomae Carve, Tipperariensis,
Sacellani majoris Anglorum, Scotorum et Hibernorum sub exercitu
Cesareae Majestatis Militantium, cum Historia facti Butleri, Gordon,
Lesly et aliorum. Londini, 1859. Sm. 4to. Portrait
CASSIANUS, Johannes. Colla. Patrum. Opus Ioannis Eremitae
qui & Cassianus dicitur, de Institutis coenobiorum. Lugdnni apud
Iacobutn Giunta 1 542. Sm. 8vo. o. br . mor.
From the library of Francis II. of France, husband of Mary Queen of Scots,
with his device of a crowned dolphin in gilt on the sides.
See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vols. 49, 50.
CASSIODORUS, Magnus Aurelius. See Migne, Patr. Lat.
Vols. 69, 70.
CASTALION, Seb. Ionas Propheta, Heroico carmine Latino
descriptus. Item, Praecursor, id est Vita Ioannis Baptistae, Graeco
carmine heroico reddita. Basilece , ex officina Ioannis Oporini , 1545.
4to. o. c.
Defensio suarum translationum Bibliorum, & maxim& Noui
foederis. Basilece, per Ioannem Oporinum , 1562. Sm. 8vo. 0. c.
From the Sunderland Library.
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CASTALION, Seb. Dialogi IIII. Eiusdem Opuscula quaedam
lectu dignissima. Aresdorjfii. Per Theophil. Philadelph. 1578. Sm.
8vo. 0. c.
From the Sunderland Library.
CASTEL, Jean DE. Opusculu quod speculu ale peccatricis in-
scribitur: incipit feliciter. [S. 1 . et a.]— En ce present volume sont
contenus troys liures. Le premier est n 5 me le specule des pecheurs.
Le second liure est appelle lexortation des mondains tant gens deglise
come seculiers. Le tiers liure se n 5 me lexemple des dames et damoi-
selles et de tout le sexe femenin. [S. 1 . n. d.\ In 1 vol. 4to. br. mor.
g. e. (Bedford)
This volume unites the Latin and French versions of this rare work, the former
of which appears to have been undescribed by Brunet. It is in prose, and contains
A, B, 8 11. each, C, 10 11. A 1 is blank, and the work commences as above on the recto
of A 2. The French version (in verse) contains A, B, 8 1L each, C, 6 11., D, 8 1L
From the Seillifcre Library.
[CASTELL, Edmund.] Sol Angliae Oriens auspiciis Caroli II.
regum gloriosissimi. Londini , Typis Tho. Roycroft, 1660. 4to. ol.
mor . g. e.
Portrait and 16 11.
CASTRO, A. DE. See Venetian Library, 35.
CATALOGUE of the Huddersfield Fine Art and Industrial Ex-
hibition, 1883. Huddersfield, 1883. 4to. L. P. Portrait.
CATALOGUES OF LIBRARIES. See Antiquaries, Society
of. — Ashburnham, Earl of. — Battle Abbey. — Bodleian Library. —
Bragge, W. — British Museum. — Currer, Miss R. — Devonshire, Duke
of. — Dibdin, Rev. T. F. — Didot, A. F. — Du Fresne, R. T. — Elzevir. —
Griffiths, A. F. — Hailstone, E. — Hamilton Palace Libraries. — Huth
Library. — Lacarelle, Baron. — Libri, G. — Mullins, J. D. — Payne, J.T. —
Ritson, J. — Sunderland, Earl of. — Yemeniz, N.
CATECHISM. De Kleyne Catechismus, Kinder of berichtleere
der Duytscher Ghemeynte to London. Ghemaeckt door Marten
Micron. Ghedruckt to Londen, by Ian Daye , 15 66. Sm. 8vo.
Collation : A — F 4 in eights.
CATULFUS. See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 96.
CATULLUS TIBULLUS ET PROPERTIUS. [Opera.]
Londini: Impensis G . Pickering. 1824. 48mo. Frontispiece, r. mor.
g. e. (Cap!)
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CA TWALLONUS— CHAMBERLAIN.
CATWALLONUS, [Abbot.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 141.
CAXTON, William. See Blades, William.
See Boethius.
See Early Eng. Text Society, Extra series, III.
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CEDRENUS, Georgius, [Monk.] See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat.
Vols. 121, 122.
CELERINUS, [African Confessor.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
Vols. 3, 4.
CELESTINA. Tragicomedia de Calisto y Melibea. En la qual
se contienen, de mas de su agradable y dulce estilo, muchas sentencias
filosofales, y avisos muy necessarios para man^ebos : Monstrandoles
los Engahos que estan encerrados en Sirvientes y Alcahuetas. [An-
vers.] En la officina Plantiniana . 1595. Sm. 8vo. gr. mor. g. e.
(Lortic.)
From the Seilli&re Library.
CELSUS, [circa 408.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 6.
CELSUS, CORNELIUS. See Venetian Library, 16.
CEMALEDDINUS. See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat Vol. 117.
CEOLFRIDUS, [Abbot of Wearmouth and Jarrow.] See
Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 89.
CEREALIS, [Bishop of Castellum.] See Migne, Patr. Lat
Vol. 58.
CERETIUS. See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vols. 53, 54.
CERVANTES SAAVEDRA, Miguel de. Novelas Exemplares.
En Pamplona , por Nicolas de Assiayn , 1614. Sm. 8vo. r. mor.g. e,
( Chambolle-Duru i.)
From the Seilli&re Library.
See Classics.
CESNOLA, Alexander Palma di. Salaminia (Cyprus). The
History, Treasures, & Antiquities of Salamis in the Island of Cyprus.
London : 1882. 8vo. Map and Plates.
CESNOLA, General Louis Palma di. Cyprus : its Ancient
Cities, Tombs, and Temples. A Narrative of Researches and Exca-
vations. London : 1 877. 8vo. Maps and Plates.
CHAMBERLAIN, Mrs. See Eng. Dialect Society, 36.
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CHAMPERIUS, Simphorianus. Liber d’ quadrupled vita
Theologia Asclepii hermetis trismegisti discipuli cum cdmetariis, etc.
.... Tropheum gallorum quadruplicem eorundem complectens his-
toriam, etc. [ Impressum est presens opus Lugduni . . . arte vero et
industria Jannot de catnpis , 1 507.] 4to. Woodcuts, o. v.
This copy contains 134 11 . only, and has no colophon.
From the Sunderland Library.
Libelli duo. Primus de medicine Claris scriptoribus . . .
Secundus de legu divinarG conditoribus, etc. [ Sine ulla nota.]
8vo. o. c.
With this are bound the following treatises by Champier : — u Medicinale bellum
inter Galenum et Aristotelem gestum ; n “ Cathegorie Medicinales," Impressum
Lugduni per Johannem Warion> 1516 ; w Ars parva galeni.”
From the Sunderland Library.
Les grans croniques des gestes et vertueux faictz des tres-
excellens catholicques, illustres et victorieux Ducz et princes des pays
de Sauoye et piem 5 t Et tat en la saincte terre de Jherusalem come
es lieux de Sirie Turquie Egipte Cypre Italie Suysse Daulphine et
autres plusieurs pays Ensemble les genealogies & antiquitez de Gaulle
& des treschrestiens magnanimes et tresredoubtez roys de France
auecqs aussi la genealogie et origene des dessusditz ducz et princes de
Sauoye nouuellemet imprimees a Paris pour Jehan de la garde.
[Colophon.] ( Cy finissent les cronicques De sauoye lesquelles ont este
acheuees Lan mil cinq cetts et quittze par Simphorien champier \ . ... Et
imprimees a paris Lan mil cinq ces et seise [1516] le xxvii* iour De
mars pour Jehan de la garde libraire. Folio. Woodcuts . maroon mor.
g. e. (Bedford?)
This copy contains a folding genealogical table of the Kings of France from
St Louis to Charles VUL, not mentioned by Brunet
CHAPELAIN, Jean. La Pucelle, ou la France delivrfe. Poeme
Herolque. Suivant la Copie imprimte a Paris , [. Hollands , Elsevier j
1656. Sm. 8 vo. Frontispiece and Plates . r. mor . g. e. doubU \
(Bausonnet- Trouts .)
From Baron Pichon’s Library.
CHAPMAN, George. See Henry, Prince, Son of James I.
CHAPPELLET. Lechappellet d*s vertuz et les vices contraires a
icelles Aultremet nomme Prudence. Imprime a Lyon par Pierre
mareschal et p Bamabe chaussard \ 1498. 4to. gr. mor . g. e.
(Koehler?)
On the verso of the title-page is a large woodcut of the Crucifixion.
From the Yemeniz and Seilli&re Libraries.
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CHARLES.
CHARLES I. A True Relation and Journall, of the Manner of
the Arrivall, and Magnificent Entertainment, given to the High and
Mighty Prince Charles, Prince of Great Britaine, by the King of
Spaine in his Court at Madrid. London, 1623. 4ta
Inserted is a portrait of Prince Charles, engraved by S. Pass.
Du Val, Michael. Rosa Hispani-Anglica seu Malum
Punicum AngP Hispanicum. The Spanish-English Rose, or the
English-Spanish Pomgranet [ No place or date , but printed at London
by John Haviland, 1623.] 4to. Engraved Title, r. mor.g.e.
Gratulatio Academiae Cantabrigiensis de Serenissimi Prin-
cipis reditu ex Hispaniis exoptatissimo. Cantabrigice , 1623. 4to.
Vincentii Marinerii Valentini Panegyris. Ad Serenissi-
mum Carolum Stubardum Vvalliae Principem, Magnae Britanniae
Haeredem. Matriti , apud Thomant Iuntam Typog. Reg. 1623. 4to.
0. v.
Title and preliminaries, 4 11. ; A — H in fours.
A rare panegyric addressed to Prince Charles, afterwards Charles I., on his
visit to Madrid, and apparently unrecorded by bibliographers. At the end of the
volume is found a clever epigram, in Latin, addressed to the Prince, “ Epigramma,
in quo prima cujusque dictionis litera nomen ejus mirificfc attexit.” From the first
letter of each word the following is obtained : “ Carolus Stubardus Walliae Princeps
Pius.”
A True Discourse of all the Royal Passages, Tryumphs and
Ceremonies, observed at the Contract and Mariage of the High and
Mighty Charles, King of Great Britaine and the Lady Henrietta
Maria of Burbon. London. 1625. Sm. 4to.
Epithalamia Oxoniensia. In auspicatissimum potentissimi
monarchae Caroli, Regis, etc. cum Henretta Maria, aeternae memoriae
Henrici Magni Gallorum Regis Filia, Connubium. Oxonice , 1625.
Sm. 4to.
EI 20 AIA. Musarum Edinensium in Caroli Regis, Musarum
Tutani, ingressu in Scotiam. — Scotlands Welcome to Her dread
Soveraigne K. Charles. By David Primrose. — Grampius Gratulation
to his high and mightie Monarch King Charles. By William Douglas.
Edinburgi excudebant Hceredes Andrece Hart, 1633. 4to. c -
The Entertainment of the High and Mighty Monarch
Charles King of Great Britaine, France and Ireland, into his auncient
and royall City of Edinburgh, the fifteenth of June, 1633. Printed at
Edinburgh by John Wreittoun, 1633. Sm. 4to. c.
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CHARLES I. The Kings Majesties Declaration to His Sub-
jects, concerning lawfull Sports to bee used. Imprinted at London by
Robert Barker . . . . 1633. 4to. c.g.e.
The same. [Reprint] i860. 4to.
His Majesties Declaration, concerning His Proceedings with
His Subjects of Scotland, since the Pacification in the Camp neere
Berwick. London , 1640. 4to.
A Relation of the Kings Entertainment into Scotland on
Fryday, the 13. of August 1641. As also the Coppy of a Speech
which the speaker for Scotland spake to his Majesty. 1641.
Sm. 4to.
A true relation of his Majesties Reception and Royall En-
tertainment at Lincoln. Printed at York, and reprinted at London,
1642. 4to.
A true and exact Relation of the manner of his Maiesties
setting up of His Standard at Nottingham, on Munday the 22. of
August 1642. [No place or date.] 4to. Woodcut on title . gr. mor.
His Maiesties declaration to all His loving Subjects, upon
occasion of a late Printed Paper, entituled, A Declaration and Protes-
tation of the Lords and Commons in Parliament to this Kingdom,
and the whole World, of the 22 nd of October. Oxford, 1642.
Sm. 4to.
An exact Collection of all Remonstrances, Declarations,
Votes, Orders, Ordinances, Proclamations, Petitions, Messages,
Answers and other Remarkable Passages betweene the Kings most
Excellent Majesty, and his High Court of Parliament beginning at
his Majesties return from Scotland, being in December 1641, and con-
tinued untill March the 21, 1643. London, E . Husband, 1643. -Sm.
4to. o. c.
Known as “ Husband’s Collection.”
The Kings Cabinet opened : or, certain packets of secret
Letters and Papers, written with the Kings own Hand, and taken in
his Cabinet at Nasby-Field, June 14. 1645. London, 1645. Sm. 4to.
The Royall Entertainment of the King, by the Royalists of
Huntingdon. London, 1645. 4to.
His Majesties Message to both Houses of Parliament, from
the Isle of Wight, Novemb. 17. 1647. Desiring a Personall Treaty at
London with the two Houses of Parliament. London . 1647. Sm. 4to.
N
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CHARLES.
CHARLES I. His Maiesties most gracious Declaration, left by
Him on His Table at Hampton Court, Novemb. u. 1647. London,
1647. Sm. 4to.
The first part of things compared, or of the justification of
King Charles comparitively against the Parliament Oxford, 1647.
Sm. 4to.
An ould Ship called an Exhortation to continue all Subjects
in their due Obedience, or the reward of a faithfull Subject to his
Prince. To the Bishops and Clergy. To the true Nobility. To the
Civill Magistrate. To the true and faithfull Subject What a faith-
full Subject is ? The discription of Loyalty. New Riged by a Well-
wisher, to his Prince and Countrie, never more need to be set forth to
Sea then in these distracted times. Printed in the y tare 1648. 4to.
A scarce and very curious tract of eight leaves. On the title is a woodcut
representing King Charles I. looking out of a window in Carisbrook Castle in “ The
He of Wait," saying, “ Behold your King." The whole Is in prose, with the excep-
tion of the last piece, “ The discription of Loyalty,” which is in verse, written in
stanzas of six lines.
A Proclamation for Tryall of the King. Proclaimed by
sound of Trumpets and Drums, in Westminster Hall, at the Ex-
change, and in Cheapside. With the Proceedings of the High Court
of Justice against him. Loiulon, 1648. 4to. Uncut.
Twelve leaves.
His Majesties gracious Declaration to the Right Honorable
the Earl of Middlesex, and the rest of the Parliaments Commissioners,
concerning a Personall Treaty in the Isle of Wight, and His Majesties
Desires therein. London , 1648. Sm. 4to. Woodcut portrait upon the
title-page.
The Kings Declaration to all His Subjects, of whatsoever
Nation, Quality or Condition. 1648. Sm. 4to.
The Kings Majesties Message, brought by Captain Titus to
the Parliament on Monday October 2. 1648. Of the Concessions of
the Treaty : delivered to the Parliaments Commissioners at Newport,
Septemb. 29 ... . And the Answer of both Houses of Parliament.
London , 1648. Sm. 4to.
Angliae Fairfaxismos. Ou Tyrannie Angloise, contenant
l’Execution inouyie du Roy Charles Stuart, ses Conseilliers & Noblesse.
Servant d’advertence & tous Roys Chrestiens, et remonstrance de la fin
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des Tyrans, dedii k tous^idek Subiectz de la Couronne d’Angleterre,
pour leur delivrance. ImprinU d Rouen , 1649. Sm. 4to. Portraits
and plate of the execution, v.
A scarce and interesting tract, written by a Royalist, printed in double columns.
The seven engraved portraits are of Charles I., Fairfax, Cromwell* Charles II.,
Lord Strafford, Archbishop Laud, and the Marquis of Hamilton. The title is sur-
rounded by a border containing seven portraits, in small ovals, and is engraved
by the same artist, Pierre Huberts or Peter Huybrechts.
The book appears to be altogether undescribed by Lowndes, and to have been
known to Brunet only through the copy in the Hibbert Library.
It consists of forty-four pages, or sigs. A — F 2 in fours, including the engraved
title. The engraver, Peter Huybrechts or Huberts, is unmentioned by either
Nagler or Bryan.
CHARLES I. Eucfejv B ckjiXuctj. The Pourtraicture of His Sacred
Majestie in His Solitudes and Sufferings. Whereunto are annexed
His Praiers and Apophthegms. &c. Printed by W. D. in R. M. 1649.
Sm. 8va 0, ol mor* g, e,
**'• This book is bound in the same volume with “ The Papers Which passed at
New- Castle,” and has the autograph of “ Roger Le Strange, 1658,” on the fly-leaf,
and C. R. and crown stamped in gold on the sides. It contains a folding-plate
engraved by Marshall, representing the King at his devotions, and a portrait of
Prince Charles.
The same. [Reprint.] London : 1 876. Sm. 8 vo.
E*IKflN A*AH" 0 INH. The Pourtraiture of Truths most sacred
Majesty truly suffering, though not solely. Wherein the false colours
are washed off, wherewith the Pairiter-steiner had bedawbed Truth,
the late King and the Parliament, in his counterfeit Piece entituled
ElKON Basilike. Published to undeceive the World. London , 1649.
4to. Frontispiece . r. mor . g, e.
EIKHN H* niZTH. Or, The faithfull Pourtraicture of a Loyall
Subject, in Vindication of Eikon Basilike. .... In Answer to an
insolent Book, Intituled Eikon Alethine : whereby occasion is taken,
to handle all the controverted points relating to these times. Printed
in the Year> 1649. 4to. Frontispiece .
Goodwin, John. The Obstructours of Justice. Or a Defence
of the Honourable Sentence passed upon the late King, by the High
Court of Justice. .... Together with, A brief Reply to Mr. John
Geree's Book, intituled, Might overcoming Right. London> 1649.
4to. Portrait .
Portrait, 1 leaf ; title and preliminaries, 4 11 . ; pp. 1-14 7. On the Restoration
of Charles II. this work was ordered by the Commons to be burnt by the common
hangman, which sentence was carried into execution, Aug. 27, 1660.
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CHARLES.
CHARLES I. Le Procez, l’adjoumement personel, rinterroga-
toire, et Tarrest de mort du Roy d’Angleterre. Avec ce qu’il dit &
fit deux jours avant sa mort : Et la Harangue qu’il prononqa sur
r^chaffaut Fidelement traduit de 1 ’Anglois, par le sieur De
Marcys. A Paris, 1649. 4 to *
Seven leaves.
Relation veritable de la mort barbare & cruelle du Roy
d'Angleterre. Arriv^e k Londres le huictiesme Fevrier mil six cens
quarente-neuf. A Paris , 1649. 4 to *
Four leaves.
The Papers Which passed at New- Castle betwixt His Sacred
Majestie and M r Alex : Henderson : Concerning the Change of
Church-Government Anno Dom. 1646. London. Printed for R .
Royston, at the Angel in Ivie-lane. 1649. Sm. 8vo. o. ol. tnor . g. e.
A, 4 1 L, including frontispiece engraved by Marshall, containing a portrait of
Charles I., B — D 7 in eights.
The Royall Legacies of Charles the First of that Name, of
Great Britaine, France, and Ireland, King and Martyr ; to His Perse-
cutors and Murderers. Printed in the Year , 1649. Sm. 4to.
Tragicum Theatrum Actorum, & Casuum Tragicorum Lon-
dini publice celebratorum, quibus Hibemiae Proregi, Episcopo Can-
tuariensi, ac tandem Regi ipsi, Aliisque vita adempta, & ad Angli-
canam Metamorphosin via est aperta. Amstelodami apud J. Jansonium 9
1649. Sm. 8vo. Plates . v.
Pp. 1-320, excluding the plates.
The plates contained in this volume comprise portraits of Strafford, Laud,
General Fairfax, Cromwell, Charles I., Charles II., the Duke of Hamilton, Lord
Holland, and a folding-plate of the execution of the King.
Vaticinium Votivum : or, Palaemon’s Prophetick Prayer
To which is annexed a Paraphrase on Paulus Grebnerus’s Prophecie.
With several Elegies on Charles I. The Lord CapeL The Lord
Francis Villiers. Trajecti. Anno Caroli Martyris primo. [1649.]
Sm. 4to. Portrait of Prince Charles.
The none-such Charles His Character: extracted, out of
divers originall transactions, dispatches and the notes of severall
Publick Ministers, and Councellours of State as wel at home as
abroad. London, , 1651. Sm. 8vo. Portrait, mor.
[Salmasius, C.] Defensio Regia pro Carolo I. ad Serenissi-
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Heredem & Successorem legitimum. SumpEbus Regiis , 1652 . Sm.
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CHARLES I. Stipendariae Lacrymae, or, a Tribute of Teares.
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London, 1692. 4to.
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Sixteen leaves.
CHARLES II. The King of Scotland’s Negotiations at Rome,
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Anglia Rediviva : a Poem on His Majesties most joyfull
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Four leaves.
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Stella Meridiana Caroli Secundi Regis, etc. Verses written
31 years since, upon the Birth and Noon-day Star of Charles, born
Prince of Great Brittaine, the 29 of May 1630. Our now miraculously
Restored, and Gloriously Crowned, Charles the Second of Great
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See Pestell, William.
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From the Seilli&re Library.
Les Oewres feu maistre Alain chartier en son viuant Secre-
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o. citron mor. g. e.
The La Vallifere copy, ruled throughout with red lines.
CHASSANT, Alphonse. Paldographie des Chartes et des
Manuscrits du XI* au XVII* si£cle. Paris , 1862. 8vo. Plates.
CHATSWORTH. A Poem ; Dedicated to Her Grace the
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CHAUCER, Geoffrey. Poetical Works. With Memoir by Sir
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CHAUNCEY, Maurice. Innocentia, et Constantiavictrix ; Siue
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qui in Angliae Regno, sub Henrico octauo, ob Ecclesiae defensionem, et
nefarij Schismatis detestationem, crudeliter trucidati sunt. Edita
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1608. Permissu Superiorum. [S'. /.] Sm. 8vo. Engraved Title and
Plates. 61 . mor. g. e. ( Mackenzie .)
Title and preliminaries, 1 1 11. ; A — G in eights.
From the Beckford library.
Historia aliquot martyrum Anglorum maxime octodecim
Cartusianorum sub rege Henrico octavo ob fidei confessionem et
summi pontificis jura vindicanda interemptorum . . . nunc ad exemplar
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primae editionis Moguntinae anno 1 550 excusae a monachis Cartusiae S.
Hugonis in Anglia denuo edita. Monstrolii, 1888. 4to. Frontispiece, v.
CHEITOMvEUS, Mart. Petr. Graeco-Barbara Novi Testa-
menti quae Orienti originem debent. Amstelodami, apud Ludovicum
Elzevirium, 1649. Sm. 8vo. 0. c.
CHELIDONIUS, Benedictus. Passio Jesu Christi salvatoris
mundi, vario Carminu genere F. Benedicti Chelidonii Musophili doc-
tissime descripta. Cum figuris artificiosissimis Joannis Vuechtelin.
[Sine ulla nota, sed Noribergce circa 1505.] Folio. Woodcuts, r.mor.
g- *•
This appears to be the earliest edition containing the verses of Chelidonius,
and the earliest impressions of the engravings of the Passion of Christ by Hans
Wechtelin.
See Durer, A.
CHESTER, Col. J. L. London Marriage Licences, 1521 — 1869.
From Excerpts by the late Colonel Chester, D.C.L. With Memoir
and Portrait Edited by Joseph Foster. London : 1887. 8vo.
CHESTER-WATEES, R. E. See Yorkshire Arch, and Topog.
Association.
CHETHAM SOCIETY. Remains Historical and Literary
CONNECTED WITH THE PALATINE COUNTIES OF LANCASTER AND
Chester.
First year (1843-4).
Vol. I. Travels in Holland, the United Provinces, England, Scot-
land, and Ireland, 1634-1635. By Sir William Brereton, Bart Edited
by Edward Hawkins.
Vol. II. Tracts relating to Military Proceedings in Lancashire
during the Great Civil War. Edited and Illustrated from Contempo-
rary Documents by George Ormerod, author of “ The History of
Cheshire.”
Vol. III. Chester’s Triumph in Honor of her Prince, as it was per-
formed upon St George’s Day 1610, in the foresaid Citie. Reprinted
from the original edition of 1610, with an Introduction and Notes.
Edited by the Rev. Thomas Corser.
Second year (1844-5).
VoL IV. The Life of Adam Martindale, written by himself, and
now first printed from the original manuscript in the British Museum.
Edited by the Rev. Richard Parkinson.
Vol. V. Lancashire Memorials of the Rebellion, 1715. By Samuel
Hibbert-Ware.
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CHETHAM.
CHETHAM SOCIETY — continued.
Vol. VI. Potts’s Discovery of Witches in the county of Lancaster.
Reprinted from the original edition of 1613 ; with an Introduction and
Notes by James Crossley.
Third year (1845-6).
VoL VII. Iter Lancastrense, a Poem written A.D. 1636, by the Rev.
Richard James. Edited by the Rev. Thomas Corser.
VoL VIII. Notitia Cestriensis, or Historical Notices of the Diocese
of Chester, by Bishop Gastrell. Cheshire. Edited by the Rev. F. R.
Raines. VoL I.
VoL IX. The Norris Papers. Edited by Thomas Heywood.
Fourth year (1846-7).
VoL X. The Coucher Book or Chartulary of Whalley Abbey.
Edited by W. A. Hulton. Vol I.
VoL XI. The Coucher Book or Chartulary ofWhalley Abbey. VoL II.
Vol. XII. The Moore Rental Edited by Thomas Heywood.
Fifth year (1847-8).
Vol XIII. The Diary and Correspondence of Dr. John Worthing-
ton. Edited by Jas. Crossley. VoL I.
Vol. XIV. The Journal of Nicholas Assheton. Edited by the
Rev. F. R. Raines.
Vol. XV. The Holy Lyfe and History of Saynt Werburge, very
frutefull, for all Christen People to rede. Edited by Edward
Hawkins.
Sixth year (1848-9).
Vol. XVI. The Coucher Book or Chartulary of Whalley Abbey.
Vol. III.
Vol. XVII. Warrington in 1465. Edited by William Beamont.
Vol. XVIII. The Diary of the Rev. Henry Newcome from Sep-
tember 30, 1661, to September 29, 1663. Edited by Thomas Hey-
wood.
Seventh year (1849-50).
Vol. XIX. Notitia Cestriensis. Vol. II. Part I. Lancashire, Part I.
Vol. XX. The Coucher Book or Chartulary of Whalley Abbey.
Vol. IV. (Conclusion.)
Vol. XXI. Notitia Cestriensis. Vol. II. Part II. Lancashire,
Part II.
Eighth year (1850-1).
Vol. XXII. Notitia Cestriensis. Vol. II. Part III. Lancashire,
Part III. (Conclusion.)
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CHETHAM SOCIETY — continued.
VoL XXIII. A Golden Mirrour ; conteininge certaine pithie and
figurative visions prognosticating good fortune to England, &c. By
Richard Robinson of Alton. Reprinted from the only known copy of
the original edition of 1589 in the British Museum, with an Introduc-
tion and Notes by the Rev. Thomas Corser.
Vol. XXIV. Chetham Miscellanies. Vol. I. Edited by William
Langton : containing —
Papers connected with the affairs of Milton and his Family.
Edited by J. F. Marsh.
Epistolary Reliques of Lancashire and Cheshire Antiquaries,
i 6 $ 3 - 73 . Communicated by George Ormerod.
Calendars of the Names of Families which entered their several
Pedigrees in the successive Heraldic Visitations of the County Pala-
tine of Lancaster. Communicated by George Ormerod.
A Fragment, illustrative of Sir Wm. Dugdale’s Visitation of Lanca-
shire. From MSS. in the possession of the Rev. F. R. Raines.
Autobiographical Tracts of Dr. John Dee, Warden of the College
of Manchester. Edited by James Crossley.
Ninth year (1851-2).
Vol. XXV. Cardinal Allen’s Defence of Sir William Stanley’s
Surrender of Deventer. Edited by Thomas Heywood.
Vol. XXVI. The Autobiography of Henry Newcome. Edited
by Rd. Parkinson. Vol. I.
Vol. XXVII. The Autobiography of Henry Newcome. Vol. II.
(Conclusion.)
Tenth year (1852-3).
Vol. XXVIII. The Jacobite Trials at Manchester in 1694. Edited
by William Beamont.
Vol. XXIX. The Stanley Papers, Part I. The Earls of Derby
and the Verse Writers and Poets of the sixteenth and seventeenth
centuries. By Thomas Heywood.
Vol. XXX. Documents relating to the Priory of Penwortham, and
other Possessions in Lancashire of the Abbey of Evesham. Edited
by W. A. Hulton.
Eleventh year (1853-4).
Vol XXXI. The Stanley Papers, Part II. The Derby House-
hold Books, comprising an account of the Household Regulations and
Expenses of Edward and Henry, third and fourth Earls of Derby ;
together with a Diary, containing the names of the guests who visited
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CHETHAM.
CHETHAM SOCIETY — continued.
the latter Earl at his houses in Lancashire : by William Farrington,
the Comptroller. Edited by the Rev. F. R. Raines.
VoL XXXII. The Private Journal and Literary Remains of John
Byrom. Edited by Richard Parkinson. VoL I. Part I.
Vol. XXXIII. Lancashire and Cheshire Wills and Inventories
from the Ecclesiastical Court, Chester. The First Portion. Edited
by the Rev. G. J. Piccope.
Twelfth year (1854-5).
VoL XXXIV. The Private Journal and Literary Remains of
John Byrom. Vol. I. Part II.
VoL XXXV. The House and Farm Accounts of the Shuttle-
worths of Gawthorpe HalL Edited by John Harland. Part I.
Vol XXXVI. The Diary and Correspondence of Dr. John Wor-
thington. Vol. II. Part I.
Thirteenth year (1855-6).
VoL XXXVII. Chetham Miscellanies. VoL II. Edited by
William Langton : containing —
The Rights and Jurisdiction of the County Palatine of Chester,
the Earls Palatine, the Chamberlain, and other Officers. Edited by
Joseph Brooks Yates.
The Scottish Field. (A Poem on the battle of Flodden.) Edited
by John Robson.
Examynatyons towcheynge Cokeye More, Temp. Hen. VIII., in a
dispute between the Lords of the Manors of Middleton and Radclyffe.
Communicated by the Rev. F. R. Raines.
A History of the Ancient Chapel of Denton, in Manchester
Parish. By the Rev. John Booker.
A Letter from John Bradshawe of Gray’s Inn to Sir Peter Legh of
Lyme. Edited by William Langton.
VoL XXXVIII. Bibliographical Notices of the Church Libraries
of Turton and Gorton bequeathed by Humphrey Chetham. Edited
by Gilbert J. French.
Vol. XXXIX. The Farington Papers. Edited by Miss Ffar-
ington.
Fourteenth year (1856-7).
Vol. XL. The Private Journal and Literary Remains of John
Byrom. Vol. II. Part I.
Vol. XLI. The House and Farm Accounts of the Shuttleworths
of Gawthorpe Hall. Part II.
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CHETHAM SOCI ETY — continued.
Vol XLII. A History of the Ancient Chapels of Didsbury and
Chorlton, in Manchester Parish, including Sketches of the Townships
of Didsbuty, Withington, Bumage, Heaton Norris, Reddish, Levens-
hulme, and Chorlton-cum-Hardy ; together with Notices of the more
Ancient Local Families, and Particulars relating to the Descent of
their Estates. By the Rev. John Booker.
Fifteenth year (1857-8).
Vol. XLIII. The House and Farm Accounts of the Shuttleworths
of Gawthorpe Hall. Part III.
Vol. XLIV. The Private Journal and Literary Remains of John
Byrom. Vol. II. Part II.
Vol. XLV. Miscellanies : being a selection from the Poems and
Correspondence of the Rev. Thos. Wilson, B.D., of Clitheroe. With
Memoirs of his Life. By the Rev. Canon Raines.
Sixteenth year (1858-9).
Vol. XLVI. The House and Farm Accounts of the Shuttleworths
of Gawthorpe Hall Part IV. (Conclusion.)
Vol. XLVII. A History of the Ancient Chapel of Birch, in Man-
chester Parish, including a Sketch of the Township of Rusholme : to-
gether with Notices of the more Ancient Local Families, and Parti-
culars relating to the Descent of their Estates. By the Rev. John
Booker.
VoL XLVI 1 1 . A Catalogue of the Collection of Tracts for and
against Popery (published in or about the reign of James II.) in the
Manchester Library founded by Humphrey Chetham ; in which is
incorporated, with large Additions and Bibliographical Notes, the
whole of Peck’s List of the Tracts in that Controversy, with his Refe-
rences. Edited by Thomas Jones. Part I.
Seventeenth year (1859-60).
VoL XLIX. The Lancashire Lieutenancy under the Tudors and
Stuarts. The Civil and Military Government of the County, as illus-
trated by a series of Royal and other Letters ; Orders of the Privy
Council, the Lord Lieutenant, and other Authorities, &c., &c. Chiefly
derived from the Shuttleworth MSS. at Gawthorpe Hall, Lancashire.
Edited by John Harland. Part I.
Vol. L. The Lancashire Lieutenancy under the Tudors and
Stuarts. Part II. (Conclusion.)
Vol. LI. Lancashire and Cheshire Wills and Inventories from the
Ecclesiastical Court, Chester. The Second Portion.
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CHETHAM SOC I ETY — continued.
Eighteenth year (i 860-1).
Vol LII. Collectanea Anglo-Poetica : or, A Bibliographical and
Descriptive Catalogue of a portion of a Collection of Early English
Poetry, with occasional Extracts and Remarks Biographical and
Critical. By the Rev. Thomas Corser. Part I.
Vol LIII. Mamecestre: being Chapters from the early recorded
History of the Barony, the Lordship or Manor, the Vill Borough or
Town, of Manchester. Edited by John Harland. Vol I.
Vol. LIV. Lancashire and Cheshire Wills and Inventories from
the Ecclesiastical Court, Chester. The Third Portion. (Conclu-
sion.)
Nineteenth year (1861-2).
Vol. LV. Collectanea Anglo-Poetica. Part II.
Vol LVI. Mamecestre. Vol II.
Vol LVII. Chetham Miscellanies. Vol. III. Edited by William
Langton: containing —
On the South Lancashire Dialect, with Biographical Notices of
John Collier, the author of * Tim Bobbia* By Thos. Heywood.
Rentale de Cokersand : being the Bursar’s Rent Roll of the Abbey
of Cokersand, in the County Palatine of Lancaster, for the year 1501.
Printed from the Original. Edited by the Rev. F. R. Raines.
The Names of all the Gentlemen of the best callinge -w*in the
countye of Lancastre, whereof choyse ys to be made of a c’ten number
to lend vnto her Ma** moneye vpon privie seals in Janvarye 1588.
From a manuscript in the possession of the Rev. F. R. Raines.
Some Instruction given by William Booth Esquire to his stewards
John Carington and William Rowcrofte, upon the purchase of War-
rington by Sir George Booth Baronet and William Booth his son, A.D.
MDCXVIII. Communicated by William Beamont
Letter from Sir John Seton, Manchester y* 25 M’ch, 1643. Edited
by Thos. Heywood.
The Names of eight hundred inhabitants of Manchester who took
the oath of allegiance to Charles II. in April, 1679. Communicated
by John Harland.
The Pole Booke of Manchester, May y* 22 d 1690. Edited by
William Langton.
Twentieth year (1862-3).
Vol LVI II. Mamecestre. Vol. III. (Conclusion.)
Vol. LIX. A History of the Chantries within the County Palatine
of Lancaster ; being the Reports of the Royal Commissioners of
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Henry VIII., Edward VI., and Queen Mary. Edited by the Rev.
F. R. Raines. Vol. I.
Vol. LX. A History of the Chantries within the County Palatine
of Lancaster, &c. Vol. II. (Conclusion.)
Twenty-first year (1863-4).
General Index to the Remains Historical and Literary published
by the Chetham Society. Vols. I.-XXX.
Vol. LXI. I. Abbott’s Journal. II. An Account of the Tryalls
&c. in Manchester in 1694. Edited by the Rt. Rev. Alexander Goss.
Vol. LXI I. , Discourse of the Warr in Lancashire. Edited by
William Beamont
Twenty-second year (1864-5).
Vol. LXIII. A Volume of Court Leet Records of the Manor of
Manchester in the Sixteenth Century. Compiled and edited by John
Harland.
Vol LXIV. A Catalogue of the Collection of Tracts for and
against Popery. Part II. To which are added an Index to the
Tracts in both editions of Gibson’s Preservative and a reprint of
Dodd’s Certamen, Utriusque Ecclesiae. Edited by Thomas Jones.
Vol. LXV. Continuation of the Court Leet Records of the Manor
of Manchester, A.D. 1586-1602. By John Harland.
Twenty-third year (1865-6).
Vol. LX VI. The Stanley Papers. Part III. Private Devotions
and Miscellanies of James seventh earl of Derby, K.G., with a pre-
fatory Memoir and Appendix of Documents. Edited by the Rev.
Canon Raines. Vol. 1.
Vol. LXVII. The Stanley Papers. Part III. Vol. 2.
Vol. LXVIII. Collectanea relating to Manchester and its Neigh-
bourhood, at various periods. Compiled, arranged, and edited by
John Harland. Vol. I.
Twenty-fourth year (1866-7).
Vol. LXIX. The Admission Register of the Manchester School,
with some Notices of the more distinguished Scholars. Edited by the
Rev. Jeremiah Finch Smith. Vol. I., from A.D. 1730 to A.D. 1775.
Vol. LXX. The Stanley Papers. Part III. Vol. 3. (Conclusion.)
Vol. LXXI. Collectanea Anglo-Poetica. Part III.
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CHETHAM.
CHETHAM SOCIETY — continued.
Twenty-fifth year (1867-8).
Vol. LXXII. Collectanea relating to Manchester and its neigh-
bourhood. Vol. II.
Vol. LXXIII. The Admission Register of the Manchester School,
with some Notices of the more distinguished Scholars. Vol. II., from
A.D. 1775 to April, A.D. 1807.
Vol. LXXIV. Three Lancashire Documents of the Fourteenth and
Fifteenth Centuries, namely: I. The Great De Lacy Inquisition,
Feb. 16, 1311. II. Survey of 1320-1346. III. Custom Roll and
Rental of the manor of Ashton-under- Lyne. 1421. Edited by John
Harland.
Twenty-sixth year (1868-9).
Vol. LXXV. Lancashire Funeral Certificates. Edited by Thomas
William King. With Additions by the Rev. F. R. Raines.
Vol. LXXVI. Observations and Instructions divine and morall.
In verse. By Robert Heywood of Heywood, Lancashire. Edited by
James Crossley.
Vol. LXXVI I. Collectanea Anglo-Poetica. Part IV.
Twenty-seventh year (1869-70).
Vol. LXXVIII. Tracts written in the Controversy respecting the
Legitimacy of Amicia, daughter of Hugh Cyveliok, earl of Chester.
A.D. 1673-1679. By sir Peter Leycester, bart, and sir Thomas Main-
waring, bart. Reprinted from the Collection at Peover. Edited, with
an Introduction, by William Beamont Part I.
Vol. LXXIX. Tracts written in the Controversy respecting the
Legitimacy of Amicia. Part II.
Vol. LXXX. Tracts written in the Controversy respecting the
Legitimacy of Amicia. Part III. (Conclusion.)
Twenty-eighth year (1870-1).
Vol. LXXXI. The Visitation of the County Palatine of Lancaster
made in the year 1567, by William Flower, Esq., Norroy king of arms.
Edited by the Rev. F. R. Raines.
VoL LXXXII. The Visitation of the County Palatine of Lancaster,
made in the year 1613, by Richard St George, Esq., Norroy king of
arms. Edited by the Rev. F. R. Raines.
Vol. LXXXIII. Chetham Miscellanies. Vol. IV., containing —
Some Account of General Robert Venables, of Antrobus and
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A Forme of Confession grounded vpon the Ancient Catholique
and Apostolique Faith. Made and composed by the honorable ladie
The Lady Bridget Egerton. A.D. 1636. From the original MS. in
the possession of Sir Philip de Malpas Grey Egerton, Bart
A Kalender conteyning the Names of all such Gent and others as
upon her Maty’s Pryvye Seales have paid there Money to the handes
of Sir Hugh Cholmondley Knyghte Collect of her Hyghnes Loane
with*" the Countie of Chester together w** 1 the severall Somes and
Daies of Receipt. A.D. 1597. From the original MS. in the possession
of R. H. Wood.
History of Warrington Friary. Edited by William Beamont.
Twenty-ninth year (1871-2).
Vol. LXXXIV. The Visitation of the County Palatine of Lan-
caster, made in the year 1664-5, by Sir William Dugdale, Knight,
Norroy king of arms. Edited by the Rev. F. R. Raines. Part I.
VoL LXXXV. The Visitation of the County Palatine of Lancaster,
made in the year 1664-5, by Sir William Dugdale, Knight Part II.
VoL LXXXVI. Annals of the Lords of Warrington for the first
five centuries after the conquest With historical notices of the place
and neighbourhood. Edited by Wm. Beamont. Part I.
Thirtieth year (1872-3).
Vol. LXXXVI I. Annals of the Lords of Warrington for the first
five centuries after the conquest. Part II. (Conclusion.)
Vol. LXXXVIII. The Visitation of the County Palatine of Lan-
caster, made in the year 1664-5, by Sir William Dugdale, Knight.
Part III. (Conclusion.)
Vol. LXXXIX. The Dr. Farmer Chetham MS., being a common-
place-book in the Chetham Library, temp. Elizabeth, James I., and
Charles I., consisting of verse and prose, mostly hitherto unpublished.
Edited with Introduction and Notes, by the Rev. Alexander B.
Grosart Part I.
Thirty-first year (1873-4).
Vol. XC. The Dr. Farmer Chetham MS., being a commonplace-
book in the Chetham Library, temp. Elizabeth, James I., and
Charles I. Part II. (Conclusion.)
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Vol. XCII. The History of the parish of Kirkham in the county
of Lancaster. By Henry Fishwick.
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Vol. XCII I. The Admission Register of the Manchester School,
with some Notices of the more distinguished Scholars from May A.D.
1807 to September A.D. 1837. Vol. III. Part I.
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with some Notices of the more distinguished Scholars from May A.D.
1807 to September A.D. 1837. Vol III. Part II.
Vol. XCV. Abstracts of Inquisitions post Mortem, made by Chris-
topher Towneley and Roger Dodsworth. Extracted from Manu-
scripts at Towneley. Edited by William Langton.
Thirty-third year (1875-6).
Vol XCVI. Chetham Miscellanies. Vol. V. Edited by the Rev.
Canon Raines: containing —
A Description of the State, Civil and Ecclesiastical, of the County
of Lancaster about the year 1590, by some of the Clergy of the
Diocese of Chester. From the original MS. in the Bodleian.
A Visitation of the Diocese of Chester, by John, Archbishop of
York, held in the Chapter House of the Collegiate and Parish Church
of Manchester, 1590, with the Archbishop’s Correspondence with the
Clergy. From the MS. in the Bodleian.
Letters on the Claims of the College of Arms in Lancashire, in
the time of James the First; by Leonard Smethley and Randle
Holme, Deputy Heralds.
The Easter Rolls of Whalley in the years 1552 and 1553. From
the originals at Stony hurst.
Vol XCVII. Contributions towards a History of the Ancient
Parish of Prestbury, in Cheshire. By Frank Renaud.
Vol. XCVIII. The Visitation of Lancashire and a Part of Cheshire,
made in the Twenty-fourth year of the reign of King Henry the
Eighth, A.D. 1533, by special commission of Thomas Benalt,
Clarencieux. Edited by William Langton.
Thirty-fourth year (1876-7).
Vol. XCIX. Abstracts of Inquisitions post Mortem, made by
Christopher Towneley and Roger Dodsworth. Extracted from Manu-
scripts at Towneley. Vol. II. Edited by Wm. Langton.
Vol. C. Collectanea Anglo-Poetica. Part VI.
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Vol. CII. Collectanea Anglo-Poetica. Part VIII.
Vol. CIII. Chetham Miscellanies. Vol. VI. Edited by the Rev.
Canon Raines : containing —
The Rent Roll of Sir John Towneley of Towneley, Knight, for
Burnley, Ightenhill, &c., in the County Palatine of Lancaster. Anno
Domini 1535-6.
The Autobiography of Mr. Langley of Prestwich, seventeenth
century, and
A Close Catalogue of the Rectors of Prestwich, from 1316 to
1632.
Vol CIV. The History of the Parish of Garstang,in the county of
Lancaster. Part I. Edited by Lieut.-Col. Henry Fishwick.
Thirty-sixth year (1878-9).
Vol. CV. The History of the Parish of Garstang. Part II.
(Conclusion.)
Vol. CVI. Collectanea Anglo-Poetica. Part IX.
Vol. CVII. Inventories of Goods in the Churches and Chapels in
Lancashire, taken in the year A.D. 1552. Edited by John Eglington
Bailey. Part I. — Salford Hundred.
Thirty-seventh year (1879-80).
Vol. CVIII. Collectanea Anglo-Poetica. Part X.
Vol. CIX. Correspondence of Nathan Walworth and Peter
Seddon of Outwood, and other Documents relating to the Building of
Ringley Chapel. Edited by John Samuel Fletcher.
Vol. CX. The Visitation of Lancashire and part of Cheshire.
Part II. Edited by William Langton.
Thirty-eighth year (1 880-1).
Vol. CXI. Collectanea Anglo-Poetica. Part XI. (Conclusion.)
Vol. CXII. Two Compoti of Henry de Lacy, Earl of Lincoln,
respecting his lands in Lancashire and Cheshire, A.D. 1294-6 and
1304-5. Edited by the Rev. P. A. Lyons.
Vol. CXIII. The Inventories of Goods in the Churches and
Chapels of Lancashire, A.D. 1552. Part II. Edited by J. E. Bailey.
Thirty-ninth year (1881-2).
Vol. CXIV. The Diary and Correspondence of Dr. John Worth-
ington. Edited by Richard Copley Christie. Vol. II. Part II.
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Corset's Collectanea Anglo-Poetica). Edited by W. E. A. Axon.
New Series.
First year (1882-3).
Vol. 1. The Vicars of Rochdale. By the late Rev. Canon Raines.
Edited by Henry H. Howorth. Part I.
Vol. 2. The Vicars of Rochdale. Part II.
Vol. 3. Lancashire and Cheshire Wills and Inventories at Chester,
with an Appendix of Abstracts of Wills now Lost or Destroyed.
Transcribed by the late Rev. G. J. Piccope. Edited by J. P. Earwaker.
Second year (iS$j- 4>
Vol 4. The Catechisme, or a Christian Doctrine necessary for
Children and Ignorant people, of Lawrence Vaux, 1574, sometime
Warden of the Collegiate Church, Manchester. Edited by T. G.
Law.
VoL 5. The Rectors of Manchester, and the Wardens of the Col-
legiate Church of that Town. By the late Rev. F. R. Raines. Edited
by J. E. Bailey. Part I, The Rectors ; Warden Huntingdon to
Warden Chaderton.
Vol. 6. The Rectors of Manchester, and the Wardens of the Col-
legiate Church of that Town. Part II. Warden Dee to Warden
Herbert
Third year (1884-5).
VoL 7. The Old Church and School Libraries of Lancashire.
With Bibliographical and other Illustrations. By Richard Copley
Christie.
VoL 8. The History of the Parish of Poulton-le-Fylde. By Henry
Fishwick.
Vol. 9. The Coucher Book of Furness Abbey. Part I. Edited
by the Rev. J. C. Atkinson.
Fourth year (1885-6).
Vol. 10. The History of the Parish of Bispham. By Henry
Fishwick.
Vol. 11. The Coucher Book of Fumess Abbey. Part II. Edited
by the Rev. J. C. Atkinson.
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Vol. 12. The Crosby Records. Edited by the Rev. T. E. Gibson
and the late Bishop Goss.
Fifth year (1886-7).
Vol 13. The Bibliography of the Works written and edited by
Dr. John Worthington. By R C. Christie.
VoL 14. The Coucher Book of Furness Abbey. Part III. Edited
by the Rev. J. C. Atkinson.
Vol. 15. The History of the Church and Manor of Wigan. By
G. T. A. Bridgeman. Part I.
CHETTLE, Henry. See Percy Society, VoL 3.
CHETWYND-STAPYLTON, H. E. See Yorkshire Arch,
and Topog. Association.
CHIFFLET, Joan.-Jag Vesontio Civitas Imperialis Libera,
plurimis Monumentis illustrata. Lugduni, apud Claudium Cay tie.
1618. 4to. Plates. 0. c.
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Insignia Gentilitia equitum ordinis velleris aurei fecialium
verbis enuntiata : Latine et Gallice products. AntverpuE, ex officina
plantiniana Balth-isaris Moreti. 1632. 4to. Frontispiece. 0. c.
With the arms and monogram of J. A. de Thou and his second wife Gasparde
de la Chastre in gilt on the sides and back.
From the Beckford Library.
CHILD, William. Choise Musick to the Psalmes of David for
Three Voices with a continuall Base either for the Organ or Theorbo.
Composed by William Child Batchelor in Musick and Organist of
Windsor. London, printed for John Play ford and are to bee sold at his
shoppin the Inner Temple, 1656. 3 parts. Oblong 8vo. bl. mor.
The names of the three parts are Cantus Primus, Cantus Secundus, and Bassus ;
the whole, including the title-pages, being engraved upon copper plates.
Very fine copies with uncut edges, separately bound and preserved in a
morocco case.
CHILDEBERTUS II., [King of the Franks.] See Migne,
Patr. Lat VoL 72.
CHILDERICUS II., [King of the Franks.] See Migne,
Patr. Lat Vol. 87.
CHILDERICUS III., [King of the Franks.] See Migne,
Patr. Lat Vol. 88.
CHILPERICUS II., [King of the Franks.] See Migne, Patr.
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CHISMAN, Christopher. The Lamb Contending with the
Lion .... Whereunto is annexed a Letter sent by the foresaid
Comet Chisman, to the Lieut Gen. Cromwel : with his Answer there-
unto. 16491 4to.
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CHOISNYN DE CHASTELLERAUD, JEHAN. Discours au
vray, de tout ce qui s’est faict & passl pour l’entiere negociation de
l’Election du Roy de Polongne, divis£ en trois Livres. A Paris, chex
Nicolas Chcsneau, 1574. Sm. 8vo. 0. c.
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[CHOISY, L’ABBfi DE.] Histoire de Madame la Comtesse des
Barres a Madame la Marquise de Lambert A Bruxelles, Chez
Francois Foppens. 1736. Sm. 8vo. r. mor. (. Hardy-Mennil .)
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CHOUNRADUS [of Scheuern in Bavaria.] See Monu-
menta Ger. Hist — Script. Tom. XVII.
CHRISTI VITAS ET PASSIONIS ICONES, cum Precibus
German ice conscriptis. Manuscript upon Vellum of the xvi 1h
century on 53 leaves (9$. x 7 inches), executed apparently for a Count
of Aschaffenburg, the fly-leaves at the end being filled with entries of
the births of his children, and pages 2 and 3 being decorated with two
heraldic achievements. There are 47 large paintings on gold grounds
representing the Life of Christ from His birth to His coming at the
Day of Judgment and opposite to each is a prayer in German, beneath
which are curious tail-pieces, including the Countess of Aschaffen-
burg praying, Sportsmen, Monks, Fools, Judas hanging, eta 4to.
br. mor.
CHRISTIAN FAITH and the Atonement. Sermons
preached before the University of Oxford, in reference to the views
published by Mr. Jowett and others. By E. B. Pusey, eta Oxford :
1856. 8vo.
CHRISTIANUS, [Archbishop of Mainz.] See Monumenta
Ger. Hist— Script. Tom. XXV.
CHRISTIE, Richard Coplev, M.A. Etienne Doletthe Martyr
of the Renaissance. A Biography. London , 1880. 8vo.
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CHRISTINE DE PISAN. See Anc. Textes Frarujais.
CHRISTOPHORUS, [Anti-Pope.] See Migne, Patr. Lat
Vol 13 1.
CHRISTOPHORUS, [Patriarch of Alexandria.] See
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CHRISTOPHORUS A SECRETIS. See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat.
Vol 1 17.
CHRODEGANGUS, S., [Bishop of Metz.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat Vol. 89.
CHRODOBERTUS, [Bishop of Tours.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
Vol 87.
CHROMATIUS, S., [Bishop of Aquileia.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat Vol. 20.
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Sanctus Albanus. [ Without printer’s name or date, but about 1483.]
Folio. Black letter* br. tnor. g. e. ( Bedford .)
This copy has 10 leaves supplied in facsimile, and one or two leaves with a few
letters restored. It is in other respects a very fine copy.
The facsimile leaves are folios 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, and 7 of the table, a ii, I viii, and
K viii and ix.
No perfect copy of this book is known to exist.
A Chronicle of London, from 1089 to 1483 ; written in the
15 th century, and for the first time printed from MSS. in the British
Museum. London: 1827. 4to. c.
Six Old English Chronicles. Ethelwerd’s Chronicle. Asser’s
Life of Alfred. Geoffrey of Monmouth’s British History. Gildas.
Nennius. And Richard of Cirencester. Edited by J. A. Giles.
London: 1848. 8vo. Frontispiece.
Two of the Saxon Chronicles Parallel With Supplemen-
tary Extracts from the others. By John Earle. Oxford: 1865. 8vo.
Chronicles of the Piets, Chronicles of the Scots, and other
early memorials of Scottish History. Edited by Wm. F. Skene.
Edinburgh: 1867. 8vo.
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comecat a lincarnation de nostre seignr fera metion du sixiesme aage
iusqs a present [1532.] .... Nouuellemet imprime a Paris. Im-
print* a Paris par Frdcois Regnault. Demourant en la grdt rue sainct
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1532.] 4to. Woodcuts, r.mor.g.e. ( Trautz-Bauzonnct .)
CHRONICLE. Die Cronica van der hiiliger Stat va Coelle. Ind
hail gedruckt mit groissem emst ind vlijss Johan Koelhoff Burger in
Coellen. [1499.] Folio, br.mor.g.e.
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discovered at Mains by Gutenberg in 1440, and perfected in 145a
CHRONICLES AND MEMORIALS of Great Britain and
Ireland during the Middle Ages. Published under the direc-
tion of the Master of the Rolls.
1. The Chronicle of England, by John Capgrave. Edited by the
Rev. F. C. Hingeston. 1858.
2. Chronicon Monasterii de Abingdon. Vols. I. and II. Edited
by the Rev. Joseph Stevenson. 1858.
3. Lives of Edward the Confessor. I. — La Estoire de Seint Aed-
ward le Rei. II. — Vita Beati Edvardi Regis et Confessoris. III. —
Vita ALduuardi Regis qui apud Westmonasterium requiescit. Edited
by Henry Richards Luard. 1858.
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Adventu Fratrum Minorum in Angliam. Adae de Marisco Epistolae.
Registrum Fratrum Minorum Londoniae. Edited by J. S. Brewer.
Vol. II. — De Adventu Minorum ; re-edited, with additions. Chro-
nicle of the Grey Friars. The ancient Eng J ish version of the Rule of
St. Francis. Abbreviatio Statutorum, 1451, &c. Edited by Richard
Howlett. 1858-82.
5. Fasciculi Zizaniorum Magistri Johannis Wyclif cum Tritico.
Ascribed to Thomas Netter, of Walden, Provincial of the Carmelite
Order in England, and Confessor to King Henry the Fifth. Edited
by the Rev. W. W. Shirley. 1858.
6. The Buik of the Croniclis of Scotland ; or, A Metrical Version
of the History of Hector Boece ; by William Stewart. Vols. I., II.,
and III. Edited by W. B. Turnbull. 1858.
7. Johannis Capgrave Liber de Illustribus Henricis. Edited by
the Rev. F. C. Hingeston. 1858.
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8. Historia Monasterii S. Augustini Cantuariensis, by Thomas of
Elmham, formerly Monk and Treasurer of that Foundation. Edited
by Charles Hardwick. 1858.
9. Eulogium (Historiarum sive Temporis) : Chronicon ab Orbe
condito usque ad Annum Domini 1366 ; a Monacho quodam Malmes-
biriensi exaratum. Vols. I., II., and III. Edited by F. S. Haydon.
1858- 63.
10. Memorials of Henry the Seventh : Bemardi Andreae Tholosatis
Vita Regis Henrici Septimi ; necnon alia quaedam ad eundem Regem
spectantia. Edited by James Gairdner. 1858.
11. Memorials of Henry the Fifth. I. — Vita Henrici Quinti, Ro-
berto Redmanno auctore. II.--Versus Rhythmici in laudem Regis
Henrici Quinti. III. — Elmhami Liber Metricus de Henrico V.
Edited by Charles A. Cole. 1858.
12. Munimenta Gildhallae Londoniensis ; Liber Albus, Liber
Custumarum, et Liber Horn, in archivis Gildhallae asservati. VoL I.,
Liber Albus. Vol. II. (in Two Parts), Liber Custumarum. VoL III.,
Translation of the Anglo-Norman Passages in Liber Albus, Glos-
saries, Appendices, and Index. Edited oy Henry Thomas Riley.
1859- 62.
13. Chronica Johannis de Oxenedes. Edited by Sir Henry Ellis.
1859.
14. A Collection of Political Poems and Songs relating to English
History, from the Accession of Edward III. to the Reign of Henry VIII.
Vols. I. & II. Edited by Thomas Wright 1859-61.
15. The “Opus Tertium,” “Opus Minus,” &c., of Roger Bacon.
Edited by J. S. Brewer. 1859.
16. Bartholomaei de Cotton, Monachi Norwicensis Historia Angli-
cana ; 449-1298 ; necnon ejusdem Liber de Archiepiscopis et Episcopis
Angliae. Edited by Henry Richards Luard. 1859.
17. Brut y Tywysogion; or, The Chronicle of the Princes of
Wales. Edited by the Rev. John Williams ab ItlieL i860.
18. A Collection of Royal and Historical Letters during the Reign
of Henry IV. 1399-1404. Edited by the Rev. F. C. Hingeston. i860.
19. The Repressor of over much Blaming of the Clergy. By
Reginald Pecock, sometime Bishop of Chichester. Vols. I. & II.
Edited by Churchill Babington. i860.
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ItheL i860.
21. The Works of Giraldus Cambrensis. Vols. I., II, III-, and
IV. Edited by J. S. Brewer. Vols. V, VL, and VII. Edited by the
Rev. James F. Dimock. 1861*77.
22. Letters and Papers illustrative of the Wars of the English in
France during the Reign of Henry the Sixth, King of England.
Vol. I, and VoL II. (in Two Parts). Edited by the Rev. Joseph
Stevenson. 1861-4.
23. The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, according to the several Original
Authorities. Vol I., Original Texts. Vol. II., Translation. Edited
and translated by Benjamin Thorpe. 1861.
24. Letters and Papers illustrative of the Reigns of Richard III.
and Henry VII. Vols. I. and II. Edited by James Gairdner.
1861.3.
25. Letters of Bishop Grosseteste, illustrative of the Social Condi-
tion of his Time. Edited by Henry Richards Luard. 1861.
26. Descriptive Catalogue of Manuscripts relating to the History of
Great Britain and Ireland. Vol I. (in Two Parts) ; Anterior to the
Norman Invasion. Vol. II. ; 1066-1200. Vol. III. ; 1200-1327. By
Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy. 1862-71.
27. Royal and other Historical Letters illustrative of the Reign of
Henry III. Vol. I, 1216-35. Vol. II, 1236-72. Selected and edited
by the Rev. W. W. Shirley. 1862-6.
28. Chronica Monasterii S. Albani.
1. Thomae Walsingham Historia Anglicana; Vol. I, 1272-1381 :
Vol. II, 1381-1422.
2. Willelmi Rishanger Chronica et Annales, 1259-1307.
3. Johannis de Trokelowe et Henrici de Blaneforde Chronica et
Annales, 1259-1296 ; 1307-1324; 1392-1406.
4. Gesta Abbatum Monasterii S. Albani, a Thoma Walsingham,
regnante Ricardo Secundo, ejusdem Ecclesiae Praecentore com-
pilata; Vol. I, 793-1290; Vol II, 1290-1349; Vol. Ill, 1349-
1411.
5. Johannis Amundesham, Monachi Monasterii S. Albani, utvide-
tur, Annales ; Vols. I. and II.
6. Registra quorundam Abbatum Monasterii S. Albani, qui saeculo
xv“ floruere ; Vol. I., Registrum Abbatiae Johannis Whet-
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hamstede, Abbatis Monasterii Sancti Albani, iterum susceptae ;
Roberto Blakeney, Capellano, quondam adscriptum: Vol. II.,
Registra Johannis Whethamstede, Willelmi Albon, et Willelmi
Walingforde, Abbatum Monasterii Sancti Albani, cum Appen-
dice, continente quasdam Epistolas, a Johanne Whethamstede
Conscriptas.
7. Ypodigma Neustriae a Thoma Walsingham, quondam Monacho
Monasterii S. Albani, conscriptum.
Edited by Henry Thomas Riley. 1863-76.
29. Chronicon Abbatiae Eveshamensis, Auctoribus Dominico Priore
Eveshamiae et Thoma de Marleberge Abbate, a Fundatione ad Annum
1213, una cum Continuatione ad Annum 1418. Edited by the Rev.
W. D. Macray. 1863.
30. Ricardi de Cirencestria Speculum Historiale de Gestis Regum
Angliae. Vol. I., 447-871. VoL II., 872-1066. Edited by John E. B.
Mayor. 1863-9.
31. Year Books of the Reigns of Edward I. and III. Years 20-21,
21-22, 30-31, 32-33, and 33-35 Edw. I.; and 11-12 Edw. III. Edited
and translated by Alfred John Horwood. Years 12-13, 13-14 and 14
Edward HI. Edited and translated by Luke Owen Pike. 1863-88.
32. Narratives of the Expulsion of the English from Normandy,
1449-50. — Robertus Blondelli de Reductione Normanniae : Le Re-
couvrement de Normendie, par Berry, H^rault du Roy : Conferences
between the Ambassadors of France and England. Edited from MSS.
in the Imperial Library at Paris, by the Rev. Joseph Stevenson.
1863.
33. Historia et Cartularium Monasterii S. Petri Gloucestriae. Vols.
I., II., and III. Edited by W. H. Hart 1863-7.
34. Alexandri Neckam de Naturis Rerum libri duo ; withNeckam's
Poem, De Laudibus Divinae Sapientiae. Edited by Thomas Wright.
1863.
35. Leechdoms, Wortcunning, and Starcraft of Early England ;
being a Collection of Documents illustrating the History of Science in
this Country before the Norman Conquest. Vols. I., II., and III.
Collected and edited by the Rev. T. Oswald Cockayne. 1864-6.
36. Annales Monastici. Vol. I. : — Annales de Margan, 1066-
1232; Annales de Theokesberia, 1066-1263; Annales de Burton,
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1004-1263. Vol. II.: — Annales Monasterii de Wintonia, 5 19-1277;
Annales Monasterii de Waverleia, 1-1291. Vol. III. Annales
Prioratus de Dunstaplia, 1-1291 ; Annales Monasterii de Bermundeseia,
1042-1432. Vol. IV.: — Annales Monasterii de Oseneia, 1016-1347;
Chronicon vulgo dictum Chronicon Thomae Wykes, 1066-1289;
Annales Prioratus de Wigomia, 1-1377. Vol. V. : — Index and Glos-
sary. Edited by Henry Richards Luard. 1864-9.
37. Magna Vita S. Hugonis Episcopi Lincolniensis. From MSS.
in the Bodleian Library, Oxford, and the Imperial Library, Paris.
Edited by the Rev. James F. Dimock. 1864.
38. Chronicles and Memorials of the Reign of Richard the First.
Vol. I. : — Itinerarium Peregrinorum et Gesta Regis Ricardi. VoL II. : —
Epistolae Cantuarienses ; the Letters of the Prior and Convent of
Christ Church, Canterbury ; 1 187 to 1 199. Edited by the Rev. William
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and Commons assembled in Parliament, concerning Sequestring The
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with Instructions for such persons as are imployed in Sequestring of
such Delinquents Estates. London, Printed for Ed. Husband, 164 6.
4to. 28 leaves.
The Lord George Digby’s Cabinet and Dr. Goffs Negotia-
tions ; together with His Majesties, the Queens and the Lord Jennins,
and other Letters: Taken at the Battel at Sherborn in Yorkshire
about the 1 5* of October last Also Observations upon the said Letters.
1646. 4to. 24 leaves.
A Dialogue between Hampton-Court, and the Isle of Wight :
Uxbridge being Moderator. Impartially discoursing of the effects
and defects of the Treaty. Printed in the Yeare of expectation, of the
peace or ruine of the Nation, 1648. 4to. 4 leaves.
The Lord General’s Letter to the Honorable William
Lenthal Esq ; Speaker of the Honorable House of Commons, Wherein
is fully related, the Particulars of the Fight at Maidstone. London ,
June 6 . 1648. 4to. 4 leaves.
— An exact Relation of the Discoverie of a great Plot for
the surprizall of Yorke for His Maiesty. London, 1648. 4to. 4 leaves.
A Remonstrance of His Excellency Thomas Lord Fairfax,
Lord Generali of the Parliaments Forces. And of the Generali
Councell of Officers held at St. Albans the 16. of November, 1648.
London, 1648. 4to. 36 leaves.
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CIVIL WAR TRACTS. The Hunting of the Foxes from New-
market and Triploe-Heaths to Whitehall, by five small Beagles (late
of the Armie.) Or the Grandie-Deceivers Unmasked (that you may
know them.) Printed in a Comer of Freedome, right opposite to the
Councel of Warre, Anno Domini , 1649. 4to. 14 leaves.
An Appeal to the House of Commons, desiring their Answer :
Whether the Common-people shall have the quiet enjoyment of the
Commons and Waste Land ; or whether they shall be under the
will of Lords of Mannors stilL Printed in the Year, 1649. 4to. 8
leaves.
A Second Narrative of the Late Parliament (so called.)
Printed in the Fifth Year of Englands Slavery under its New Monarchy,
1658. 4to. 24 leaves.
Certain Scruples and Doubts of Conscience about taking the
Solemne League and Covenant. London, Printed in the Year, 1660.
4to. 10 leaves.
CLARENDON, Edward Hyde, Earl of. The History of the
Rebellion and Civil Wars in England, to which is now added an
historical view of the affairs of Ireland. Oxford , at the Clarendon
Press, 1816. 3 vols. in 6. 4to. Portrait.
The Life of Edward Earl of Clarendon, in which is included
a continuation of his History of the Grand Rebellion. Written by
himself. Oxford, at the Clarendon Press, 1817. 2 vols. 4to.
CLARENDON SOCIETY. Publications. Edinburgh, Gold-
smid, 1882-86. 4to. L. P.
Series I.
The Wicked Wayes of the Cruell Cavaliers. London, 1644.
Two Extracts from "The Mercurius Caledonius” of Jan. 8th,
1661.
The Devill, and the Parliament : or, The Parliament and the
DevilL A Contestation between them for the precedencie. Printed
in the Yeere, 1648.
Cheriton Fight (March 29th, 1644). Being Sir William Balfores
Account of the Battle in a letter to the Earl of Essex. London,
1644.
Scotiae Numisma: or, Ancient Scotish Coins: Their real and
proportional value.
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CLARENDON.
CLARENDON SOCIETY — continued.
A Miraculous Victory Obtained by the Right Hon. Ferdinando
Lord Fairfax at Wakefield in Yorkshire. 1643.
A Letter from a Gentleman in Boston to Mr. George Wishart,
Concerning the State of Religion in New-England. Edinburgh,
1742.
A Brief Discovery of the True Mother of the Pretended Prince
of Wales, known by the name of Mary Grey. By William Fuller.
London, 1696.
A Letter from the Right Hon. Ferdinando, Lord Fairfax, to his
Excellency Robert Earle of Essex. Relating his late prosperous
successe in the North . . . before the Towne of Hull. London, 1643.
The Remonstrance of the State of the Kingdom : To which is
added The Petition of the House of Commons which accompanied
it. London, 1641.
A Historical Enquiry concerning Henry Hudson.
A Letter from an English Traveller at Rome to his father.
(1721.)
A King and no King : or, the Best Argument for a Just Title.
London, 1716.
Considerations upon a Printed Sheet entituled the Speech of the
Late Lord Russel to the Sheriffs. London, 1683.
The Closing Days about Richmond ; or, the Last Days of
Sheridan’s Cavalry. By H. Edwin Tremain.
The Rebellion of 1715. Gathering Clouds: Being a Contem-
porary Account of the events immediately preceding the Rebellion.
The Rebellion of 1715. The Storm: Being a Contemporary
Account of the Rebellion.
Colchesters Teares : Affecting & Afflicting City & Country.
London: 1648.
Series II.
The Journal of King Edward’s Reign, written with his own Hand.
From the Original in the Cotton Library.
Lex Talionis; or, a Declamation against Mr. Challener, the
Crimes of the Times, and the Manners of You know Whom. Printed
in the Yeare, 1647.
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Gallienus Redivivus ; or, Murther Will Out, Etc., Being a True
Account of the De-Witting of Glencoe, Gaffney, &c. Edinburgh ,
1695.
The Several Declarations Together with the Several Depositions
Made in Council on Monday, the 22d of October, 1688. Concerning
the Birth of the Prince of Wales.
Memoirs of the Chevalier de St. George, with some private
passages of the Life of the late King James II. 1712.
A Faithful Memorial of that Remarkable Meeting of Many
Officers of the Army in England, at Windsor Castle, in the Year
1648. By William Allen. London , 1659.
A Dialogue between a Whig and a Jacobite upon the Subject of
the late Rebellion and the Execution of the Rebel-Lords, &c.
Occasion’d by the Phcenomenon in the Skie, March 6, 1715-16.
London , 1716.
An Account of the Execution of Mary, Queen of Scots, not
hitherto published. Being a Letter from Robert Wyngfield, Esq ;
to Lord Treasurer Cecil. London; 1752.
Twenty Lookes over all the Round-heads that ever lived in the
World. 1643.
The Memoirs of George Leybum. D.D. Being a Journal of his
Agency for Prince Charles in Ireland in the Year 1647. London :
1722.
The Character of a Modem Whig, or An Alamode True Loyal
Protestant (1681.)
A Letter from His Excellencie the Lord General Monck, to the
Parliament London ; 1660.
CLARK, Geo. T. Mediaeval Military Architecture in England.
London: 1884. 2 vols. 8vo. Plates.
CLASSIC Preachers of the English Church. Lectures delivered
at St James’s Church in 1877 and 1878. With an Introduction by
John Edward Kempe, M. A. London: 1877-8. 2 vols. 8vo.
CLASSICS. Ancient Classics for English Readers. Edited by
the Rev. W. Lucas Collins, M.A. Two Series. Edinburgh and
London, 1871-79. 28 vols. Sm. 8vo.
Homer — Herodotus — Caesar— Virgil— Horace — ALschylus — Xenophon— Cicero
—Sophocles — Pliny— Euripides— Juvenal— Aristophanes — Hesiod and Theognis—
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Plautus and Terence— Tacitus — Lucian — Plato — The Greek Anthology — Livy —
Ovid — Catullus, Tibullus, and Propertius — Demosthenes — Aristotle — Thucydides —
Lucretius — Pindar.
CLASSICS. Foreign Classics for English Readers. Edited by
Mrs. Oliphant. Edinburgh and London: 1877-80. 11 vols. Sm. 8vo.
Dante — Voltaire — Pascal — Petrarch — Goethe — Moli&re — Montaigne — Rabelais
— Calderon— Saint Simon — Cervantes.
CLAUDIUS, [Bishop of Turin.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
Vol. 104.
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mentis Romani, quas ex codice manuscripto Novi Testamenti Syriaci
nunc primum erutas, cum versione latina apposita, edidit J. J. Wet-
stenius. Lugd. Bat. y typis Eliae Luzac, Jun. 1752. Folio.
See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat Vols. 1, 2.
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an. Suis rubricaconib' sufficieter distinct us. Artificiosa adinuetioH itnpri-
medi. ac caracterizandi. abs<p vlla calami exaratioH sic effigiatus ; et ad
eusebid dei industrie est osumatus. Per Johane | fust due Moguntin.
Et petrii Schoiffher de gems' heim. Clericu dioces * eiusde J. Anno doml .
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PRINCEPS. Printed upon Vellum, o. bl. mor.
From the Sunderland Library. All the initial letters are painted — that at the
commencement of the volume containing an illuminated miniature portrait of the
Pope.
CLEMENS ALEXANDRINUS, S. See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat
Vols. 8, 9.
CLODOVEUS I., [King of the Franks.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat Vol. 72.
CLODOVEUS II., [King of the Franks.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat Vol. 87.
CLOTARIUS I., [King of the Franks.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat. Vol. 72.
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CLOTARIUS II., [King of the Franks.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat VoL 80.
CLOTARIUS III., [King of the Franks.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat. Vol. 87.
CLUTTERBUCK, Robert. The History and Antiquities of
the County of Hertford. London: 1815-27. 3 vols. Folio. L. P.
Plates and Map .
COATES, Rev. John. A Collection of original Miscellaneous
Poems and Translations. London ; 1770. 4to.
COCKERSAND REGISTER. The Coucher-book or Register
of Charters of the Abbey of Cockersand, co. Lane., written for the most
part in the year of our Lord 1268, “before the Feast of St Michael
the Archangel,” with some later additions. MANUSCRIPT UPON
VELLUM, written upon 165 leaves, including the fly-leaf at the end
(n{ x 8 inches), by an English scribe. Folio, mor .
An account of the MS. by the scribe himself is found on fol. 5 b., a translation
of which is here given : — In this volume are contained all the feoffments found in
our possession in the year 1267, which have been written and arranged by Frater
Robert de Lacheford, who has also placed this present volume in a small chest, both
for the use of younger men who may be ignorant of such instruments, and on
account of the difficulty of those who inquire into them, which too often has
happened. First we have the Papal privileges whether common to the Order of
White Canons or peculiar to Cockersand, then the Royal Charters and Confirma-
tions, and afterwards those of the Barons and Nobles, excepting those which are
noted more fully under their provinces, as is proper. Then follow the charters
of Amoundemess. After those, the charters of Laylondsyre, Blakebumesyre, and
of York, also of Derbysyre, and of Makerfeld, of Salfordsyre, and of Cestresyre.
Also after these, of Lonnesdale and of Kendale, and at the end of the book follow
those of Coupeland. The places have been arranged and empty spaces left at the
end of each town of each province, so that new charters may be properly inserted as
often as confirmations or settlements of suits are made, etc. These were written
in 1268 before the F. of St Michael the Archangel
fif. 6-13 b. “ Privilegia communia ; ” that is, charters of indulgence and
privileges by various popes to Convents and Abbeys of the Premonstratensian Order
in general, and to Cockersand Abbey in particular. Amongst them is the Charter
of Pope Clement III., which changed the “Hospital Monastery ” of Cockersand
to an Abbey of the Premonstratensian Order. Dated 8 Id. Jun. 6 June, 1190.
[Dugdale says : “ Cockersand was first an Hermitage, then an Hospital founded
by William de Lancastre, temp. Hen. II., but about the year 1190 it was changed
into an Abbey of Premonstratensian Canons.]
fif. 14, 15. Five Charters to the Abbey ; three by King John, two by Henry III.
f. 15 b. Charter of Robert Pincerna.
f. 16. Constitution or Decree of the Archbishop of York relating to Church
Ornaments : “ What the laity have to find, and what the curators.”
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CODINUS—CCELESTIUS.
£ 16 b. Charter dated at Garstang, Wednesday after PuriC of B. V. Mary
[2 Feb.] 37 Edw. III. [1363], relating to the Abbey lands in Garstang. Written in
French.
tL 17, 18. Grants and Confirmations by William de Lancastre, the founder, and
others.
fif. 19-56. Charters of grants, &c., to the Abbey, of lands in Amoundernesse.
AT. 57-72. Grants, &c., in Lailondsyre.
fif. 72 b-73. Added later is an Account of the founders and feoffors of Cokirham
[sic] in the Abbey de pratis at Leicester,
ff. 74-76. Grants, &c., in Blakebumsyre.
f. 77. Two grants of land in the City of York,
fif. 79-93. Grants, &c., in Derbysyre [*>. West Derby Hundred] .
ft 94-98 b. Grants, &c., in Makerfeld.
fif. 99-103, 104 b-106. Grants, & c, in Salfordsyre.
ff. 103 b-104. Grants, &c., in Leethe.
£ 109 b. Grants, &c., in Cestria.
fif. 110-143. Grants, &c., in Lonnesdale.
ff. 143 b-157 b. Grants, &c., in Kendale.
ff. 158-159. Grants, &c., in Coupeland.
f. 16a Names of “nativi” concerning whom we hold charters, and of 44 the
Donors of them in Lonnesdale and Kendale.”
ff. 161-163. Similar list, for Amoundemesse, Laylondsyre, Derbisyre, Salfordsire.
f. 163 b. Grant of Privileges by Pope John to the Premonstratensian Order.
Undated.
ff. 164-165 b. 44 Exceptiones.”
f. 165 b. Two deeds relating to lawsuit between Evesham and Cockersand
Abbeys in 1272-3.
At the beginning of the volume are the following in various later hands, viz. :
f. 1 b. Notes of Manor Courts at Manchester.
f. 2. Four items of agreement between the Lords and Tenants of Staynoll,
dated 14 Jan. 9 Henry VIII. [1518] ; Memorandum relating to Singleton Manor.
f. 2 b. Record of Chief Courts of Poland held at Slaytburn, relating to waste
lands in Grynilton, and land in Bradforth.
f. 3. Notification of the Recovery by the Abbey against William Bolron and
others of land between Bolronbroke and Stotford More. 8 August, 1536.
£ 5. Record of Court of Bowlande, held at Slattburn, in 1481.
List of Payments by Mitton Church to the See of York.
On the fly-leaf at the end is the following note : 44 Herafter foloith the nombre
of evidences under theire sealez commaunded by the Kynges visitors by Injunction
to be delyvered in to the hande of M. Thomas Crumwell beyng cheffe visitor,”
44 citra festum Pasche,” 27 Henry VIII. [1536].
CODINUS, Georgius. See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat. Vol 157.
CCELESTINUS I., [Pope.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 5a
CCELESTINUS II., [Pope.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 179.
CGELESTINUS III., [Pope.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 206.
CGELESTIUS, [Pelagian.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vols. 21, 48.
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CCELIUS, Symphosius- See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 7.
COGITOSUS. See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 72.
COLE, John. A Bibliographical and Descriptive Tour from
Scarborough to the Library of a Philobiblist [Archdeacon Wrangham]
in it’s neighbourhood. Scarborough: 1824. Sm. 8vo.
The History and Antiquities of Weston Favell, in the County
of Northampton. Scarborough: 1827. 8vo. Plates.
Fifty copies printed.
The History and Antiquities of Filey in the County of York.
Scarborough: 1828. 8vo. Plates.
The Scarborough Collector, and Journal of the olden time.
Scarborough: 1828. 8vo. Plates.
Historical Sketches of Scalby, Bumiston, and Cloughton,
with descriptive notices of Hayburn Wyke and Stainton Dale in the
County of York. Scarborough: 1829. 8vo. Plates.
COLE, Rev. R. E. G. See Eng. Dialect Society, 52.
COLLAERT, Adrian. Vita Jesu Salvatoris, variis iconibus ab
Adriano Collart expressa. [S. 1. et a.\ i2mo. Engraved title and
35 plates, bl. mor. g. e.
This copy wants Plates 24-27.
Passio et Resurrectio D. N. Jesu Christi. Edita et excusaab
Adr. Collaert. [S. 1. et a.] i2mo. 24 plates , including etigraved
title, bl. mor. g. e.
Virginis Mariae Vita. Ill ri . et R°. D. Ferdinando Ximenez
Archidiacono Bracarensi, et sanctae sedis Aptcae Protonot Adrian
Collaert D.D. Adria. Collaert invent, sculp . et excud. Antverpice .
[S. a.] i2mo. Engraved title and 19 plates, bl. mor. g. e.
COLLECTANEA ADAMANTEA. Reprinted at Edinburgh by
E. &r G. Goldsmid. 1883-88. 63 vols. 8vo. L. P.
1. Un-Natural History, or Myths of Ancient Science. — A Collec-
tion of Twelve Curious Tracts, comprising: —
(a) George Caspar Kirchmaier’s Treatises on the Basilisk, Uni-
corn, Phoenix, Behemoth or Leviathan, Dragon, and Giant Spider.
(1691.)
(b) Herman Grube’s On the Wound caused by the Tarantula, and
its Cure by means of Music. (1679.)
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COLLECTANEA ADAMANTEA —continued.
(c) Isaac Schoochius’s Mysteries of Nature, or Enquiry into the
Existence of Chameleons, Bears, Satyrs, Homines caudati, and Shining
Lilies of Palestine. (1680.) Four Vols.
2. Quaint Gleanings from Ancient Poetry, from A.D. 1588 to 1774,
with Historical and Biographical Notes.
3. The Popish Plot, being the tryal of Edward Coleman, Gent, for
Conspiring the Death of the King and the Subversion of the Govern-
ment of England. (1678.) Three Vols.
4. Pathomachia, or the Battell of Affections, shadowed by a
Faigned Siedge of the Citie of Pathopolis ; written some yeeres since,
and now first published by a friend of the deceassed Avthor. (1630.)
5. The First Settlement of the New Netherlands, translated from
Wassenaer’s “ Historie van Europa ” (Amsterdam, 1621-2). To which
is added a list of the early Immigrants. Two Vols.
6. The Chronicles of London, from the forty-fourth year Henry III.,
to the seventeenth year Edward III., from a MS. in the Cottonian
library ; translated by Edmund Goldsmid. Three Vols.
7. Jeremy Collier. — An Essay upon Gaming. (1713.)
8. Memoirs of the Bastille, by M. Linguet, a prisoner there ; trans-
lated from the French. (1783.) Four Vols.
9. A Historie of Amulets, Englyshed from the learned Treatyse of
D r . Martinius Blumler, by S. H., Gent. (1710.) Two Vols.
10. Ritson’s Pieces of Ancient Popular Poetry, from authentic
MSS. and old printed copies. (1791.) Two Vols.
11. Lucina Sine Concubitu, by Abraham Johnson (Rev. H.
Coventry). (1750.)
12. A Collection of Historical Documents illustrative of the reigns
of the Tudor and Stuart sovereigns. Edited, with Notes and Illustra-
tions, by Edmund Goldsmid. Two Vols.
13. Cottoni Posthuma, being divers choice pieces of the renowned
antiquary Sir Robert Cotton, collected by J. H. (1679.) Four Vols.
14. The Recovery of Normandy from the English in 1449; trans-
lated from the contemporary French account of Jacques le Bouvier,
king-of-arms of Charles VII. Two Vols.
15. The History of the Devils of Loudun, the alleged possession of
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the Ursuline Nuns, and the trial and execution of Urbain Grandier,
told by an eye-witness. (1634.) Three Vols.
16. Secret Memoirs of Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, prime
minister and favourite of Queen Elizabeth, containing an instructive
account of his ambition, designs, intrigues, excessive power ; his en-
grossing the Queen, with the dangerous consequence of that practice,
etc. Written during his life, and now published from an old manuscript
never printed. (1706.) Four Vols.
17. Cockbum’s History of Duels. (1720.) Two Vols.
18. The Field of Bloud, or Rebellion Blazoned in all its Colours ;
in a lively representation (grounded upon fact) of the fatal conse-
quences of inability in a Prince, exorbitant ambition in the Nobility,
and licentious insolence in the Commons. (1681.)
19. Winchelsea, Earl of. — Metrical translations of Anacreon,
Sappho, and Bion. (1713.)
20. The Secret Correspondence of Sir Robert Cecil — Edited by
Lord Hailes. (1766.) Three Vols.
21. A Collection of Epitaphs and Inscriptions, interesting either
from historical associations or quaintness of wording. Two Vols.
22. The Gunpowder Treason. — A Discourse of the manner of its
discovery, with the examinations and confessions of Guido Fawkes
and Thomas Winter ; to which is appended the speech made by King
James to both Houses of Parliament, 1605.
23. A Charitable Remonstrance addressed to the Wives and
Maidens of France touching their dissolute adornments, to induce
them to lay aside the vestments of Paganism, and put on those of
modest and Christian women ; together with an Elegy, entitled,
“France complaining of the Lewdness of the said Maidens." To
which is added the celebrated Sonnet, “To the Husband of the
Woman with the frizled Hair.” Translated from the French of
Brother Antoine Estienne. (1598.)
24. The Rye House Plot. — A true account and declaration of the
horrid Conspiracy to Assassinate the late King Charles II. at the
Rye House. Printed by His late Majesty’s Commands. (1696.)
Three Vols.
25. The History of the States General of Normandy. — Translated
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COLLECTANEA ADAMANTEA — continued.
from the French of A. Canel, President of the Society of Antiquaries
of Normandy, with Notes and Illustrations by G. C. Goldsmid.
2 6. Lyons under the Terror, with a detailed account of the horrors
perpetrated by the Jacobins after the taking of that town ; from a
contemporary narrative. (1794.)
27. Abb6 Prevost — The history of Manon Lescaut; translated
from the French by Edmund Goldsmid. Three Vols.
28. Hermippus Redivivus, or the Sage’s Triumph over Old Age
and the Grave, wherein the great secret for prolonging the life and
vigour of man is revealed. Three Vols.
29. Kemp’s Nine Daies Wonder. — Performed in a Daunce from
London to Norwich, wherein is somewhat set downe worth note ;
many things merrie, nothing hurtfull. Written by himselfe (1600).
30. Two Rare Tracts relating to the State of New York, 1609 to
1615.
(a) Champlein’s Expeditions to Northern and Western New York ;
translated from “ Les Voyages de la Nouvelle France,” by
the Sieur de Champlein. (1632.)
(b) A Letter from a Gentleman of the City of New York to
another concerning the troubles which happened in that
province in the time of the late happy Revolution. Printed
and sold by William Bradford, at the sign of the Bible in
New York, 1698.
COLLECTANEA CURIOSA; or, Miscellaneous Tracts, re-
lating to the History and Antiquities of England and Ireland, the
Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, and a variety of other sub-
jects. ByJohnGutch. Oxford, 1781. 2 vols. 8vo.
COLLECTANEA GENEALOGICA. Edited by Joseph Foster.
Parts 1 — . 1881 — . Roy. 8vo.
Still in course of publication.
COLLECTION DE TEXTES pour servir A l’dtude et A l’en-
seignement de l’histoire. Alphonse Picard, Editeur.
i° Exercice, 1886 :
Raoul Glaber. Les cinq livres de ses histoires, (900-1046).
Publics par Maurice Prou.
Gr^goire de Tours. Histoiredes Francs. Livres I. -VI. Textedu
Manuscrit de Corbie, accompagn^ d’un fac-simil& Publi <5 par Henri
Omont.
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COLLECTION DE TEXTES — continued.
2 ° Exercice, 1887 :
Textes relatifs aux institutions privies et publiques aux £poques
m^rovingienne et carolingienne. Publics par M. Th^venin.
Vie de Louis le Gros par Suger, suivie de l’histoire du roi Louis VII.
Publics par Aug. Molinier.
Textes relatifs & l’histoire du Parlement depuis les origines jusqu’au
XIVsiicle. Publics par Ch. V. Langlois.
COLLETET, G. Epigrammes. Avecun discours del’epigramme.
Oik il est traittd de sa premiere origine; de son usage ancien &
moderne ; de son veritable caractere ; de ses vertus, & de ses vices ;
& des qualitez requises k ceux qui s’appliquent 4 ce genre d’escrire.
A Paris, chez lean Baptiste Loyson, 1653. Sm. 8vo. bl. mor. g. e.
(Koehler)
From the Seilli&re Library.
[COLLINGS, John, D.D.] The Weavers Pocket-book: or,
Weaving Spiritualized. In a Discourse, wherein men employed in
that Occupation, are instructed how to raise Heavenly Meditations,
from the several parts of their Work. By J. C., D.D. London , 1675.
Sm. 8vo. o. c.
A — L in eights.
COLLINS, Rev. Richard. Missionary Enterprise in the East
London: 1873. 8vo. Plates.
COLLINS, WILLIAM. Poetical Works. With Memoir by W.
M. Thomas. London: 18 66. Sm. 8vo. L. P. Portrait.
COLLYER, Robert, and J. Horsfall Turner. Ilkley:
Ancient & Modern. Otley: 1885. 8vo. Plates.
COLLYNS, CHARLES Palk. Notes on the Chase of the Wild
Red Deer in the Counties of Devon and Somerset. London , 1862.
8vo. Plates.
COLOMB, CAPTAIN, R.N. Slave-catching in the Indian Ocean.
A Record of Naval Experiences. London: 1873. 8vo. Map and
Plates.
COLUMBANUS, S., [Abbot.] See Migne, Patr. Lat VoL 80.
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Edited by Lt-Col. J. L. Vivian. Exeter , [n. d.) Parts 1 — . 4to.
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DEVONSHIRE, DUKE OF. Catalogue of the Library at Chats-
worth. London : 1 879. 4 vols. 8vo.
DEXTER, Flavius Lucius. See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 31.
D’HAUTEFORT, Ch.-V. Coup-d’ceil sur Lisbonne et Madrid,
en 1814. Paris, 182a 8vo. c.
DIARIO ECCLESI ASTICO para o Reino de Portugal, principal-
mente para a Cidade de Lisboa, para o anno de 1806. Segundo
depois do Bissexto. Ordenado pela Congrega^ao de Oratorio de
Lisboa. Lisboa, [1806]. Sm. 8vo. Map.
This little volume is bound in white silk, embroidered with gold thread and
gilt spangles, and is preserved in a morocco case.
DIBDIN, Rev. Thomas Frognall, D.D. The Quiz, By a
Society of Gentlemen. Vol. I. London : [n. d.] 8vo. Frontispiece,
o. c.
For an account of this rare publication, the first literary production with which
Mr. Dibdin was connected, see his “ Reminiscences,” voL L, p. 176.
Poems. London , 1797. 8vo. c.
An Introduction to the Knowledge of Rare and Valuable
Editions of the Greek and Roman Classics : being, in part, a Tabulated
Arrangement from Dr. Harwood’s View, &c. With Notes. Glocester ,
1802. 8vo. First Edition.
An Introduction to the Knowledge of Rare and Valuable
Editions of the Greek and Latin Classics. Fourth Edition. London :
1827. 2 vols. 8vo. L. P. c.
The History of Cheltenham and its environs, &c, and a
concise view of the county of Gloucester. Cheltenham: 1803. 8vo.
Frontispiece. Uncut.
Fenelon's Treatise on the Education of Daughters : translated
from the French, and adapted to English readers, with an original
chapter “ On Religious Studies.” Cheltenham: 1805. 8vo. Frontis-
piece. c.
The Director; a weekly literary journal. London: 1807.
2 vols. in 1. 8vo. c.g. e.
The Bibliomania; or, Book - Madness ; containing some
account of the History, Symptoms, and Cure of this fatal disease. In
an Epistle addressed to Richard Heber, Esq. London : 1809. 8vo.
First Edition. Uncut.
Bibliomania ; or Book Madness : a Bibliographical Romance,
in six parts. London: 1811. 2v0ls.ini. 8vo. Woodcuts, r.g.e.
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I5i
DIBDIN, Rev, Thomas Frognall, D.D. Bibliomania; or
Book-Madness ; a bibliographical romance. New and Improved Edi-
tion, to which are now added Preliminary Observations, and a Sup-
plement including a key to the assumed characters in the Drama.
London: 1842. 8vo. Plates, br.mor.g.e.
Specimen of an English De Bure. Not published. 1810.
8vo.
50 copies printed.
Here begyneth a littel tome and hathe to name The
Lincolne Nosegay : beynge a brefe table of certaine bokes in the
posession of Maister Thomas Frognall Dibdin Clerk. Which Bookes
be to be sold to him who shal gyue the moste for y* same. [1811.]
8vo. r. mor . g. e.
36 copies printed.
Book Rarities ; or a Descriptive Catalogue of some of the
most curious, rare, and valuable books of early date ; chiefly in the
collection of the Right Hon. George John Earl Spencer, K.G. &c.
London: 1811. 8vo.
36 copies printed.
From the Stourhead Library.
Bibliography: A Poem. In six books. Not published.
1812. 8vo.
50 copies printed.
Catalogue of a portion of the valuable Library of the late
Stanesby Alchome, Esq., of the Mint. [By the Rev. T. F. Dibdin.]
Sold by Auction , by R. H. Evans , 1813. 8vo. L. P. gr. mor. g. e.
With the prices and names of buyers inserted. Presentation copy from
Dr. Dibdin, with autograph letter and inscription, also nine autograph letters of
Lord Spencer and six of T. Johnes, in reference to the above library.
Bibliotheca Spenceriana ; or a descriptive Catalogue of the
Books printed in the Fifteenth Century, and of many valuable First
Editions, in the Library of George John Earl Spencer, K.G. &c.
London: 1814-15. 4 vols. 8vo. Portrait and Plates.
Aedes Althorpianae ; or an Account of the Mansion, Books,
and Pictures, at Althorp. To which is added a Supplement to the
Bibliotheca Spenceriana. London : 1822. 2 vols. 8vo. Portrait
and Plates .
A Descriptive Catalogue of the Books printed in the Fif-
teenth Century, lately forming part of the library of the Duke di
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Cassano Serra, and now the property of George John Earl Spencer,
K.G. With a General Index of Authors and Editions contained in
the present volume, and in the Bibliotheca Spenceriana and Aedes
Althorpianae. London: 1823. 8vo.
DIBDIN, Rev. Thomas Frognall, D.D. The Bibliographical
Decameron ; or, Ten Days Pleasant Discourse upon Illuminated
Manuscripts and Subjects connected with Early Engraving, Typo-
graphy, and Bibliography. London: 1817. 3 vols. 8vo. Plates .
r. mor. g. e.
A Catalogue of the Library of an Eminent Bibliographer.
With prices and purchasers* names. Sold by Auction by Mr . Evans ,
1817. 8vo. r.mor.g.e .
Fragments of an Intended Tour. July 12, 1819. 8vo.
r. mor. g. e.
A Bibliographical, Antiquarian, and Picturesque Tour in
France and Germany. London: 1821. 3 vols. in 4. 8vo. Plates .
r. mor. g. e.
From the Eshton Hall Library.
Lettre Neuvi&me relative k la biblioth&jue publique de
Rouen, traduite de l’anglais, avec des notes, par M. Th. Licquet.
A Paris , de Vimprimerie de Crapelet. 1821. 8vo. L. P.
- Lettre Trenti&me concemant rimprimerie et la librarie de
Paris, traduite de Tanglais, avec des notes, par G. A. Crapelet,
imprimeur. A Paris , de Vimprimerie de Crapelet. 1821. 8vo. L. P.
A Roland for an Oliver ; or Brief Remarks upon the Preface
and Notes of G. A. Crapelet, attached to his translation of the 30th
Letter of the Bibliographical, Antiquarian, and Picturesque Tour.
London: 1821. 8vo.
Lettre d*un relieur fran^ais k un bibliographe Anglais. Par
Lesn6. A Paris 9 1822. 8vo. L. P.
lipitre a Thouvenin. Par Lesn£. A Paris 9 de Vimprimerie
de Firmin-Didot. 1823. 8vo. L. P.
Iipitre a Simier p£re, sur Texposition de 1823. Par Lesn6.
Paris 9 chez Jules Renouard. 1827. 8vo. L. P.
The Library Companion ; or, the Young Man’s Guide, and
the Old Man’s Comfort, in the Choice of a Library. London;
1825. 8vo.
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DIBDIN, Rev. Thomas Frognall, D.D. Bibliophobia. Re-
marks on the present languid and depressed state of Literature and
the Book Trade. In a letter addressed to the author of the Biblio-
mania. By Mercurius Rusticus. With notes by Cato Parvus. London :
1832. 8vo. L. P.
100 copies printed. '
Lent Lectures; preached in the Church of St. Mary,
Bryanston Square. London : 1833. 2 vols. in 1. 8vo. L. P.
Reminiscences of a Literary Life. London: 1836. 2 vols.
8vo. Portrait and Plates.
A Bibliographical, Antiquarian, and Picturesque Tour in
the Northern Counties of England and in Scotland. London: 1838.
2 vols. 8vo. Plates.
The History and Antiquities of Dover. The Intended
Work of the late Rev. T. F. Dibdin, D.D. London : Reprinted for
private distribution, [n. d] 8vo.
Cranmer; a Tale of Modern Times. London : 1843. 3
vols. 8vo.
See Ames, J.
See Kempis, Thos. a.
DICKINSON, Wm. See Eng. Dialect Society, 20, 24.
DIDOT, Amb.-Firmin. Catalogue Raisonni des livres de la
biblioth&que de M. Ambroise Firmin Didot, Tome Premier : Livres
avec figures sur bois — Solennitis — Romans de Chevalerie. Paris ,
1867. 8vo.
Catalogue Illustri des livres precieux, manuscrits et im-
primis, faisant partie de la biblioth&que de M. Ambroise Firmin-
Didot, avec leur prix d’adjudication. Paris , 1878-83. 5 vols.
Folio. L. P.
DIDYMUS, [of Alexandria.] See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat
Vol. 39.
DIGGES, Sir Dudley. The Unlawfulnesse of Subjects taking
up Armes against their Soveraigne, in what case soever. Together
with an Answer to all Objections scattered in their severall Bookes.
Printed, 1647. Sm. 4to. v.
Frontispiece, title, and contents, 4 11. ; pp. 1 — 170.
A portrait of Charles I. is inserted.
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DILLINGHA M—D 1 PL OMA.
DILLINGHAM, Wm. See Egypt.
DINELEY, Thomas. The Account of the official Progress of
His Grace Henry the First Duke of Beaufort through Wales in 1684.
Photolithographed from the Original MS. London: 1888. 4to.
DINOTHUS, [Abbot.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 80.
DIOCLETIANUS, [Emperor.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 8.
DIODORUS, [Bishop of Tarsus.] See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat.
Vol. 33.
DIODORUS SICULUS. See Venetian Library, 50, 113.
DIONYSIUS, S., [Pope.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 5.
DIONYSIUS ALEXANDRINUS. Dionysii Afri de situ orbis
opus graect scriptum. Idem in latinitate a Rhemnio gramatico traslatu.
Iodnes Maciochus Bondenus imprimebat. Ferrarioe. 1512. 4to. ol.
mor. g e. ( Clarke and Bedford .)
Collation : — A— E in eights ; F, G, in sixes.
See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 5.
See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat. Vol. 10.
DIONYSIUS EXIGUUS. See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 67.
DIONYSIUS, S., [the Areopagite.] See Migne, Patr. Gr.
Lat. Vols. 3, 4.
See Venetian Library, 51, 52.
DIOSCORIDES. See Venetian Library, 160.
DIPLOMA presented by the Venetian State to Basil Richetti
upon his election to the Guild of Druggists. Dated Venice, 1692.
Manuscript upon Vellum, written upon 6 leaves, each page
surrounded by coloured borders, and containing two paintings and
coloured coat-of-arms. 4to. In the original richly gilt binding.
DIPLOMA from Cardinal John Baptist Braschius, dated Rome,
1 727, appointing Bernard Guarnieri to be a notary of the Apostolic
See, and countersigned by Cardinal Oliverius, Papal Secretary.
Manuscript upon Vellum, neatly written upon 7 leaves, with two
full-page emblazonments of the Arms of the above-mentioned
Cardinals, which arms are also impressed upon the sides of the original
morocco binding. The original seal and tassels are attached. 4to.
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DIPL OMA TA RIUM—DIURNALE. 1 5 5
DIPLOMATARIUM Anglicum JEvi Saxonici. A Collection of
English Charters, from the reign of King iEthelberht of Kent, A.D.
605, to that °f William the Conqueror. Edited by Benjamin Thorpe.
London : 1865. 8vo.
DISCLAIMERS at the Heralds Visitations. A List of Persons
who were disclaimed as Gentlemen of Coat-Armour by the Heralds
at the Visitations of the various Counties of England ; with an Intro-
duction by J. P. Rylands. Guildford : 1888. 8vo.
DISRAELI, Benjamin. Lord George Bentinck : A Political
Biography. London : 1852. 8vo.
DISRAELI, ISAAC. Curiosities of Literature. Edited, with
Memoir and Notes, by the Right Hon. B. Disraeli. London: 1859.
3 vols. 8vo. Portrait .
Amenities of Literature, consisting of Sketches and Characters
of English Literature. Edited by the Right Hon. B. Disraeli. London :
1859. 2 vols. 8vo. Frontispiece .
The Calamities and Quarrels of Authors. Edited by the
Right Hon. B. Disraeli. London: 1859. 8vo.
The Literary Character; or the History of Men of Genius. —
Literary Miscellanies ; and an Inquiry into the Character of James
the First. Edited by the Right Hon. B. Disraeli. London: 1859.
8vo.
[DIURNALE seu Liber Precum et Horae Beatae Mariae Virginis
ad usum Imperatoris Maximiliani I.] [Colophon.] Joannes Schon -
sperger. dj/vis Augustanus unprime j j bat. Anno Salutis.// M. D.
xiiii. [1514.] Hi. Kajjlefidas JaUnuarii. Sm. Folio. Printed upon
vellum. 0. c. clasps.
This very beautiful volume was printed by order of the Emperor Maximilian
for his own private use, and it is stated that ten copies only were struck off, and all
of them upon vellum. Of these, four only are known still to exist, including the
copy described above. The three other copies are preserved in the Royal Library
at Munich, the Imperial Library at Vienna, and the British Museum, respectively.
A full description of this remarkable book will be found in Brunet's “ Manuel
du Libraire,” voL il, col. 768.
The collation of the present copy is as follows : —
A blank leaf ruled with red border lines, 18 printed leaves, 2 blank leaves
ruled with red border lines, and 139 printed leaves. In all 160 leaves. The
printed leaves are ruled with red lines, not only round the page, but between each
line of text, possibly with the intention of giving the book the appearance of a MS.
The volume is without pagination, catchwords, or signatures, and measures 10J x
7 i inches.
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DIXON— DOLET.
It is bound in oak boards with clasps, the original stamped calf sides being
inlaid.
A comparison of this copy with that preserved in the British Museum exhibits
some marked differences in the two copies ; for instance, the ornamental capital
letters which occur throughout the present copy are in nearly all cases left out in the
British Museum copy, and when inserted they are generally different in design ; the
text is also differently set up, the alterations being very numerous ; the arrangement
of some prayers is also different. It would appear from these variations that there
were two editions of this book, although the colophon is the same in each copy.
DIXON, Hepworth. John Howard, and the prison-world of
Europe. London : 185a Sm. 8vo. Frontispiece.
DIXON, JOHN H. Gairloch in North-West Ross-shire, Its
Records, Traditions, Inhabitants, and Natural History. Edinburgh^
1886. 8vo. Map and Plates.
DIXON, Rev. W. H. Fasti Eboracenses. Lives of the Arch-
bishops of York. Vol. I. [all published.] London: 1863. 8vo.
DODANA OR DUODENA, See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 106.
DODD, Charles. Dodd’s Church History of England from the
commencement of the 16th Century to the Revolution in 1688. With
Notes, Additions, and a Continuation, by the Rev. M. A. Tierney.
London: 1839-43. 5 vols. 8vo.
[DODSLEY, Robert.] The Chronicle of the Kings of England,
from William the Norman to the death of George III. Written after
the Maftner of the Jewish Historians : with Notes explanatory and
illustrative. London: 1821. 8vo. Plates.
DODWELL, H. See Heame, T.
DOLET, Estienne. Orationes duae in Tholosam. Eiusdem
Epistolarum libri II. Eiusdem Carminum libri II. Ad eundem
Epistolarum amicorum liber. [ Without printer’s name , place 9 or dateS\
Sm. 8vo. o. gr. mor. g. e.
From the Beckford Library.
Mr. Christie assigns the printing of this book to Sebastian Gryphius, 1534.
See Christie's “Etienne Dolet,” p. 492, No. 1.
Dialogus, de Imitatione Ciceroniana adversus Desiderium
Erasmum Roterodamum, pro Christoforo Longolio. Lugduni apud
Seb. Gryphium, 1535. 4to. 0. v.
From the Sunderland Library.
See Christie’s “ Etienne Dolet,” p. 493, No. 2.
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DOLET, Estienne, Commentariorum linguae latinae tomi duo.
Lugd. y apud Seb. Gryphiutn , 1536-38. 2 vols. Folio. 0. bl. mor.g. e.
(Derome.)
From Mr. R. S. Turner’s library.
See Christie’s “ Etienne Dolet,” p. 493, No. 3.
De re Navali liber ad Lazarum Bayfium. Lugduni apud
Seb . Gryphium , 1537. 4*0. c.g.e.
This book was Dolefs answer to a charge of plagiarism from Lazarus Baif,
brought against him by Charles Estienne. See Christie , chap. xii.
See Christie’s “Etienne Dolet,” p. 495, No. 4.
Carminum libri quatuor. Lugduni anno 1538. 4to. o. r.
mor. g- e.
From the library of L. H. Lomenie, Comte de Brienne, with the arms.
See Christie’s “Etienne Dolet,” p. 497, No. 1.
Cato Christianus, [id est] Decalogi expositio. Accessio ad
praecepta legis, ex Christi doctrina. Christianae, et Apostolicae persua-
sionis Symbolum, cum eiusdem expositione. Precatio Dominica, et
eius interpretatio. Ode, de laudibus Virginis Mariae. Lugduni \ apud
eundetn Doletum, 1538. Sm. 8vo. 0. r. mor . g. e. (Derotne.)
From the Wodhull Library, with the arms.
Sqe Christie’s “Etienne Dolet,” p. 498, No. 3.
Phrases et Formulae Linguae Latinae elegantiores, Stephano
Doleto autore. Nunc denuo recognitae. Cum praefatione Joan.
Sturmii. Quibus adiecimus connubium Adverbiorum Ciceronianorum
Huberti Sussanaei. Argentorati excudebat Josias Rihelius. 1576.
Sm. 8vo. 0 . v .
See Christie’s “ Etienne Dolet,” p. 499, No. 5. i.
Alia editio. Argent. J. Rihel \ 1610. Sm. 8vo. o . v .
Lavant naissance de Claude Dolet, filz de Estienne Dolet :
premierement composde en Latin par le pere : et maintenant par ung
sien amy traduicte en langue Francoyse. Oeuure tresutile, et neces-
saire a la vie commune : contenant, comme Thomme se doibt gouvemer
en ce monde. A Lyon Ms Estienne Dolet , 1 539. 4to. o.gr. mor. g. e.
See Christie’s “ Etienne Dolet,” p. 501, No. 7.
Francisci Valesii Gallorum Regis Fata. Ubi rem omnem
celebriorem & Gallis gestam nosces, ab anno Christi M.D.XIII. usque
ad annum ineuntem M.D.XXXIX. Lugduni anno 1539. 4to. o . c.
See Christie’s “ Etienne Dolet,” p. 501, No. 8.
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DOLET.
DOLET, Estienne. De imitatione Ciceroniana adversus Floridum
Sabinum. Lugduni, apud eundern Dole turn, 1540. 4to. c.g. e.
See Christie's 44 Etienne Dolet,” p. 502, No. 10.
Observationes in Terentii Comcedias. Nempe Andriam :
et item Eunuchum. Steph. Doleto Gallo Aurelio Autore. Lugduni ,
apud eundem Doletum , 1 540. Sm. 8vo. 0. gr. mor. g. e.
From the Beckford Library.
See Christie’s 44 Etienne Dolet,” p. 503, No. 12.
La maniere de bien traduire dune langue en aultre.
D’advantage. De la punctuation de la langue Francoyse. Plus.
Des accents d’ycelle. A Lyon , clufs Dolet mesme ', 1 540. 4to. c. g. e.
See Christie's 44 Etienne Dolet,” p. 507, No. 19.
De officio Legati, quem vulgo Ambassiatorem vocant. Et
item alter. De immunitate Legatorum. Et item alius. De lega-
tionibus Joannis Langiachi Episcopi Lemouicensis. Lugduni ', apud
Steph* Doletum , 1541. 4to. 0. r. mor. g. e.
From the Wodhull Library.
See Christie's “Etienne Dolet,” p. 51 1, No. 24.
Revergatus, Franciscus. De Comparanda Eloquentia Opus-
culum. Lugduni, apud Stephanum Doletum. 1542. Sm. 8vo. o. v.
Bound up with it are the following : 44 Antonii Musae Brasavoli Quod nemini
mors placeat,” Lugd S. Gryphium , 1 543, and 44 CL Badvelli De morte Christi
meditanda, ac contemplanda oratio,” Lugd., S. Gryphium , 1 543.
From Mr. R. S. Turner's library.
See Christie’s 44 Etienne Dolet," p. 517, No. 37.
Paradinus, Gulielmus. De Antiquo Statu Burgundiae liber.
Lugduni, apud Stephanum Doletum. 1542. 4to. c. g. e.
See Christie’s 44 Etienne Dolet," p. 520, No. 4a
Les Epistres Familiaires de Marc Tulle Cicero, pere
d’eloquence Latine. Nouuellement traduictes de Latin en Francoys
par Estienne Dolet natif D’Orleans. Auec leurs sommaires, & argu-
ments, pour plus grande intelligence dycelles. A Lyon, Chis Estienne
Dolet. 1542. Sm. 8vo. First Edition, r.mor.g.e.
From Mr. R. S. Turner’s library.
See Christie's 44 Etienne Dolet," p. 527, No. 55.
Les gestes de Francoys de Valois Roy de France. Dedans
lequel Oeuvre on peult congnoistre tout ce, qui a estd faict par les
Francoys depuis l’An Mil cinq cents treize, iusques en l’An Mil cinq
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cens quarante, et troys. Premierement compost en Latin par
Estienne Dolet : et apres par luy mesmes translate en langue
Francoyse. A Lyon , ches Estienne Dolet, 1543. Sm. 8vo. r. mor .
g. e. {Simier.)
From the Beckford Library.
See Christie’s “ Etienne Dolet,” p. 538, No. 76.
DOLET, Estienne. Vie d’Etienne Dolet, Imprimeur a Lyon
dans le seizieme siecle ; Avec une Notice des Libraires & Imprimeurs
Auteurs que Ton a pu ddcouvrir jusqu’& ce jour. [Par J. F. N£e de la
Rochelle.] A Paris, 1779. 4to. L. P. 0. c.
Proces d’Estienne Dolet, imprimeur et libraire k Lyon.
1543-1546. Paris, Leon Techener, 1836. Sm. 8vo.
Estienne Dolet. Sa vie, ses oeuvres, son martyre. Par
Joseph Boulmier. Paris . 1857. 8vo. Portrait .
See Christie, R. C.
See Marot, C.
DOMESDAY BOOK. Domesday-Book, seu Liber Censualis
Willelmi Primi Regis Angliae, inter archivos regni in domo Capitulari
Westmonasterii asservatus : jubente rege augustissimo GeorgioTertio,
praelo mandatus typis, 1783-1816. 4 vols. Folio. Portrait . c .
A Translation of the Record called Domesday, so far as
relates to the County of York, including also Amoundemess, Lonsdale,
and Furness, in Lancashire ; and such parts of Westmoreland and
Cumberland as are contained in the survey. Also the Counties of
Derby, Nottingham, Rutland and Lincoln, with an Introduction,
Glossary and Indexes, by the Rev. W. Bawdwen. Doncaster , 1 809.
4to.
Domesday Book or The Great Survey of England of William
the Conqueror, A.D. 1086. Facsimile of the parts relating to Cheshire
and Lancashire. Photo-Z iticographed by Her Majesty's Command at
the Ordnance Survey Office, Southampton, Col. Sir H. James, R.E.,
Director. 1861. 2v0ls.ini. 4to.
A Literal Extension and Translation of the portion of
Domesday Book relating to Cheshire and Lancashire, and to parts of
Flintshire and Denbighshire, Cumberland, Westmoreland, and York-
shire; with an Introduction and Notes, by William Beamont. To
Accompany the Facsimile of the Original. Chester: 1863. 4to.
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DOMESDA Y—DRA YTON.
DOMESDAY BOOK. Domesday Book or the Great Survey of
England of William the Conqueror A.D. 1086. Facsimile of the part
relating to Yorkshire. Photo-Zincographed by Her Majestfs Com-
mand at the Ordnance Survey Office, Southampton, Col. Sir H.
James , R.E., Director. 1862. 4to.
Domesday Studies, being the Papers read at the meetings
of the Domesday Commemoration, 1886. Edited by P. Edward
Dove. 1888. 2 vols. 4to.
DOMINICUS, [Patriarch of Aquileia and Grado.] See
Migne, Patr. Lat. VoL 141.
DOMNIZO or DONIZO, [Priest of Canossa.] See Migne,
Patr. Lat Vols. 148, 1 66.
See Monumenta Ger. Hist. — Script. Tom. XII.
DOMNOLUS, S., [Bishop of Le Mans.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat. Vol. 72.
DONATUS, S., [Bishop of Besan<;on.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat. Vol. 87.
DONUS OR DOMNUS I., S., [Pope.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
Vol. 87.
DOROTHEUS, S. See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat. Vol. 88.
DOUGLAS, William. See Charles I.
DOYLE, James E. A Chronicle of England. B.c. 55— a.d.
1485. London: 1864. 4to. Coloured Plates.
DOYLE, Sir J. M. See Egypt.
DRACONTIUS, [Spanish Poet.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
Vol. 60.
DRAGON OF WANTLEY, The. A Burlesque Opera as
perform’d at the Theatres with Universal Applause. Set to Music
by Mr. J. F. Lampe. To which is added the old Ballad, from
whence this Opera was taken. Doncaster, [ft. d.] Sm. 8vo.
DRAKE, FRANCIS. Eboracum: or the History and Antiquities
of the City of York. London, Printed by William Bowyer for the
Author. 1736. Folio. Plates, c.
DRAYTON, Michael. [Polyolbion.] A Chorographicall
Description of all the Tracts, Rivers, Mountains, Forests, and other
Parts of this Renowned Isle of Great Britain. With intermixture
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of the most Remarkeable Stories, Antiquities, Wonders, Rarities,
Pleasures, and Commodities of the same. Diuided into two Bookes ;
the latter containing twelue Songs, neuer before Imprinted. Digested
into a Poem by Michael Drayton. Esquire. With a Table added, for
direction to those Occurrences of Story and Antiquitie, whereunto
the Course of the Volume easily leads not. London, printed for John
Marriott , John Grismand , and Thomas Dewe. 1622. 2 vols. in 1.
Folio. Engraved Title , Portrait , and Maps . br. mor. g. e.
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R. Morris. 1864.
2. Arthur, ab. 1440, ed. F. J. Fumivall. 1864.
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1865.
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16. The Book of Quinte Essence, ab. 146070, ed. F. J. Furnivall.
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17. Parallel Extracts from 45 MSS. of Piers the Plowman, ed.
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20. Hampole’s English Prose Treatises, ed. Rev. G. G. Perry.
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24. Hymns to the Virgin and Christ ; the Parliament of Devils,
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Maydenhod, ed. F. J. Furnivall. 1867.
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27. Levins’s Manipulus Vocabulorum, a ryming Dictionary, 1570,
ed. H. B. Wheatley. 1867.
28. William’s Vision of Piers the Plowman, 1362 A.D. : Text A,
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29. Early English Homilies (ab. 122030 A.D.). Part I. Edited
by Rev. Dr. R. Morris. 1867.
30. Pierce the Ploughman’s Crede, ed. Rev. W. W. Skeat.
1867.
31. Myrc’s Duties of a Parish Priest, inVerse, ab. 1420 A.D., ed.
E. Peacock. 1868.
32. Early English Meals and Manners : the Boke of Norture of
John Russell, the Bokes of Keruynge, Curtasye, and Demeanor, the
Babees Book, Urbanitatis, &c., ed. F. J. Furnivall. 1868.
33. The Knight de la Tour Landry, ab. 1440 A.D. A Book for
Daughters, ed. T. Wright. 1868.
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35. Lyndesay’s Works, Part III. : The Histone and Testament of
Squyer Meldrum, ed. F. Halt 1868.
36. Merlin, Part III., ed. H. B. Wheatley. On Arthurian
Localities, by J. S. Stuart Glennie. 1869.
37. Sir David Lyndesay’s Works. Part IV, Ane Satyre of the
Three Estaits, ed. F. Hall. 1869.
38. William's Vision of Piers the Plowman. Part II. Text B,
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39. Alliterative Romance of the Destruction of Troy, ed. D.
Donaldson & G. A. Panton. Part I. 1869.
40. English Gilds, their Statutes and Customs, 1389 A.D., ed.
Toulmin Smith and Lucy T. Smith, with an Essay on Gilds and
Trades-Unions, by Dr. L. Brentano. 1870.
41. William Lauder’s Minor Poems, ed. F. J. Fumivall. 187a
42. Bernard us De Cura Rei Famuliaris, Early Scottish Prophecies,
&c, ed. J. R. Lumby. 1870.
43. Ratis Raving and other Moral and Religious Pieces, ed.
J. R. Lumby. 187a
44. The Alliterative Romance of Joseph of Arimathie, or The
Holy Grail : from the Vernon MS. ; with W. de Worde’s and
Pynson’s Lives of Joseph : ed. Rev. W. W. Skeat 1871.
45. King Alfred’s West-Saxon Version of Gregory’s Pastoral Care,
edited from 2 MSS., with an English translation, by Henry Sweet
Part I. 1871.
46. Legends of the Holy Rood, Symbols of the Passion and Cross,
Poems, ed. Rev. Dr. R. Morris. 1871.
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1871.
48. The Times’ Whistle, and other Poems, by R. C, 1616 ; ed.
J. M. Cowper. 1871.
49. An Old English Miscellany, containing a Bestiary, Kentish
Sermons, Proverbs of Alfred, and Religious Poems of the 13th cent,
ed. from the MSS. by the Rev. Dr. R. Morris. 1872.
50. King Alfred’s West-Saxon Version of Gregory’s Pastoral Care,
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Barton Lodge. Part I. 1872.
53. Old English Homilies, Series II., and three Hymns to the
Virgin and God, 1 3th century, with the music to two of them, in old
and modern notation ; ed. Rev. Dr. R. Morris. 1873.
54. The Vision of Piers Plowman, Text C ; Richard the Redeles
(by William, the author of the Vision ) and The Crowned King ;
Part III., ed. Rev. W. W. Skeab 1873.
55. Generydes, a Romance, ab. 1440 A.D., ed. W. Aldis Wright.
Part I. 1873.
56. The Gest Hystoriale of the Destruction of Troy, in alliterative
verse; ed. by D. Donaldson and the late Rev. G. A. Panton.
Part II. 1874.
57. The Early English Version of the “Cursor Mundi”: in four
Texts, edited by Rev. Dr. R. Morris. Part I., with 2 photolitho-
graphic facsimiles. 1874.
58. The Blickling Homilies, 971 A.D., ed. Rev. Dr. R. Morris.
Part I. 1874.
59. The “ Cursor Mundi,” in four Texts, ed. Rev. Dr. R. Morris.
Part II. 1875.
60. Meditacyuns on the Soper of Our Lorde (by Robert of Brunne),
edited by J. M. Cowper. 1875.
61. The Romance and Prophecies of Thomas of Erceldoune, from
5 MSS., ed. Dr. J. A. H. Murray. 1875.
62. The “ Cursor Mundi ” in four Texts, ed. Rev. Dr. R. Morris.
Part III. 1876.
63. The Blickling Homilies, 971 A.D., ed. Rev. Dr. R. Morris.
Part II. 1876.
64. Francis Thynne’s Embleames and Epigrams, A.D. 1600, ed.
F. J. Furnivall. 1876.
65. Be Domes Daege (Bede’s De Die Judicii), &c., ed. J. R.
Lumby. 1876.
66. The “ Cursor Mundi,” in four Texts, ed. Rev. Dr. R. Morris.
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67. Notes on Piers Plowman, by the Rev. W. W. Skeat. Part I.
1877.
68. The " Cursor Mundi,’’ in 4 Texts, ed. Rev. Dr. R. Morris.
Part V. 1878.
69. Adam Davie’s 5 Dreams about Edward II., &c., ed. F. J.
Fumivall. 1878.
70. Generydes, a Romance, ed. W. Aldis Wright. Part II.
1878.
71. The Lay Folk’s Mass Book, four texts, ed. Rev. Canon
Simmons. 1879.
72. Palladius on Husbondrie, englisht (ab. 1420 A.D.). Part II.,
ed. S. J. Heritage. 1879.
73. The Blickling Homilies, 971 A.D., ed. Rev. Dr. R. Morris.
Part III. 1880.
74. English Works of Wyclif, hitherto unprinted, ed. F. D.
Matthew. 1880.
75. Catholicon Anglicum, an early English Dictionary, from Lord
Monson’s MS., A.D. 1483, ed., with Introduction and Notes, by S. J.
Heritage, and with a Preface by H. B. Wheatley. 1881.
76. Aelfric’s Metrical Lives of Saints, in MS. Cott. JuL E 7., ed.
Rev. W. W. Skeat. Part I. 1881.
77. Beowulf, the unique MS. autotyped and transliterated, edited
by Prof. Zupitza. 1882.
78. The Fifty Earliest English Wills, in the court of Probate,
1387-1439, ed. by F. J. Fumivall. 1882.
79. King Alfred’s Orosius, from Lord Tollemache’s 9th Century
MS., ed. H. Sweet. Part I. 1883.
Extra Volume. Facsimile of the Epinal Glossary, 8th Cent., ed.
H. Sweet. 1883.
80. The Early English Life of St. Katherine, and its Latin Original,
ed. Dr. Einenkel. 1884.
81. Piers Plowman: Notes, Glossary, &c. Part IV., completing
the work, ed. Rev. W. W. Skeat. 1884.
82. Aelfric’s Metrical Lives of Saints, MS. Cott. Jul. E 7., ed. Rev.
W. W. Skeat. Part II. 1885.
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83. The Oldest English Texts, Charters, &c., ed. H. Sweet.
1885.
84. Additional Analogs to ‘ The Wright’s Chaste Wife,’ No. 12, by
W. A. Clouston. 1886.
85. The Three Kings of Cologne. 2 English Texts, and 1 Latin,
ed. Dr. C. Horstmann. 1886.
86. Prose Lives of Women Saints, ab. 1610 A.D., edited from the
unique MS. by Dr. C. Horstmann. 1886.
87. Early English Verse Lives of Saints (earliest version), Laud
MS., ed. Dr. C. Horstmann. 1887.
88. Hy. Bradshaw’s Life of St. Werbuighe (Pynson, 1521), ed. Dr.
C. Horstmann. 1887.
89. Vices and Virtues (about 1200 A.D.), ed. Dr. F. Holtzhausen.
Part I. 1887.
90. The Rule of St. Benet. Latin and Anglo-Saxon Interlinear, ed.
Dr. H. Logeman. 1888.
91. Two Fifteenth Century Cookery Books, ab. 1430-1450, ed.
Thomas Austin. 1888.
Extra Series.
I. William of Paleme ; or William and the Werwolf. Re-edited
by Prof. Skeat, Lit.D. 1867.
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spere and Chaucer, by A. J. Ellis. Part I. 1867.
III. Caxton’s Book of Curtesye, in Three Versions. Ed. F. J.
FurnivalL 1868.
IV. Havelok the Dane. Re-edited by the Rev. W. W. Skeat.
1868.
V. Chaucer’s Boethius. Edited from the two best MSS. by Rev.
Dr. R. Morris. 1868.
VI. Chevelere Assigne. Re-edited from the unique MS. by H. H.
Gibbs. 1868.
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VIII. Queene Elizabethes Achademy, &c. Ed. F. J. Fumivall.
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XI. Barbour’s Bruce. Part I. Ed. from MSS. and editions by
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XII. England in Henry VIII.’s time : a Dialogue between Cardinal
Pole & Lupset, by Thom. Starkey, Chaplain to Henry VIII. Ed.
J. M. Cowper. Part II. (Part I. is No. XXXII., 1878.) 1871.
XIII. A Supplicacyon of the Beggers,by Simon Fish, 1528-9 A.D.,
ed. F. J. Fumivall : with a Supplication to our Moste Soueraigne
Lorde ; A Supplication of the Poore Commons ; and the Decaye of
England by the Great Multitude of Sheep, ed. J. M. Cowper.
1871.
XIV. Early English Pronunciation, by A. J. Ellis. Part III.
1871.
XV. Robert Crowley’s Thirty-One Epigrams, Voyce of the Last
Trumpet, Way to Wealth, &c., 15 501 A.D., edited by J. M. Cowper.
1872.
XVI. Chaucer’s Treatise on the Astrolabe, ed. Rev. W. W. Skeat.
1872.
XVII. The Complaynt of Scotlande, 1549 A.D., with 4 Tracts
(1542-48), ed. Dr. Murray. Part I. 1872.
XVIII. The Complaynt of Scotlande, 1549 A.D, ed. Dr. Murray.
Part II. 1873.
XIX. Oure Ladyes Myroure, A.D. 1530, ed. Rev. J. H. Blunt
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F. J. Fumivall. Part I. 1874.
XXL Barbour’s Bruce, Part II., ed. Rev. W. W. Skeat.
1874.
XXII. Henry Brinklow’s Complaynt of Roderyck Mors (ab.
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1874.
XXIV. Lonelich’s History of the Holy Grail, ed. F. J. Fumivall.
Part II. 1875.
XXV. Guy of Warwick, 15th-century Version, ed. Prof. Zupitza.
Part I. 1875.
XXVI. Guy of Warwick, 15th-century Version, ed. Prof. Zupitza.
Part II. 1876.
XXVII. Bp. Fisher’s English Works (died 1535), ed. by Prof.
J. E. B. Mayor. Part I., the Text. 1876.
XXVIII. Lonelich’s Holy Grail, ed. F. J. Fumivall. Part III.
1877.
XXIX. Barbour’s Bruce. Part III., ed. Rev. W. W. Skeat.
1877.
XXX. Lonelich’s Holy Grail, ed. F. J. Fumivall. Part IV.
1878.
XXXI. The Alliterative Romance of Alexander and Dindimus,
ed. Rev. W. W. Skeat. 1878.
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Potteries.
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ELEUTHERIU S — ELINGER US.
Princes Marye Quene of England, solemn isated in the Citie of Win-
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added a brefe overture or openyng of the legacion of the most reue-
rende father in God Lorde Cardinall Poole from the Sea Apostolyke
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unitie of the Catholyke churche. With the very copye also of the
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assembled in the parlamente. Wherin they representing the whole
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the signe of the Sunne over agaynst the Conduit by John Waylande .
[AT.d. 1 555 -] Sm. 8vo. JBIfltk letter* hr. mor.g : e.
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The letter is addressed to 44 Lord Robert Stuarde, Bishoppe of Cathenes, and
pvest of Dubritane Colledge in Scotland,” and contains a most minute and inte-
resting account of the arrival of Philip of Spain and his marriage to Queen Mary.
On F. v. we find the following interesting account of 44 The Kinge's forme and
stature.” 44 1 can wel compare hym to John Hume my lord of Jedwarde’s kinsman.
Of visage he is well favored with a brod forhead, and gray iyes, streight nosed, and
manly countenaunce. From the forhead to the point of hys chynne, hys face
groweth smal : his pace is prlcely, and gate so straight and upright, as he leseth
no inche of his higthe, with a yeallowe head, and a yeallowe berde. And thus to
conclude he is so wel proporcioned of bodi, arme, legge and every other Limme to
the same, as nature cannot work a more parfite pateme. And as I have learned,
of the age of xxviii yeares. Whose maiesty I iudge to bee of a stoute stomake,
pregnaunt witted and of most ientel nature.” The next paragraph contains an
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€ God be in my hede
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ENDELECHIUS— ENGLISH.
God be in myn eyen
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God be inmy mouth
And in my spelcynge
God be in my herte
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God be at myn ende
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Publications : —
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Glossaries by Mr. Marshall, and a West-Riding Glossary by Dr.
Willan. Edited by the Rev. W. W. Skeat 1873.
2. A List of Books Illustrating English Dialects. Part I. Con-
taining a General List of Dictionaries, and a List of Books relating
to some of the Counties of England. Edited by Professor Skeat.
1873.
3. A Glossary of Swaledale Words. By Captain Harland. 1873.
4. The History of English Sounds. By Henry Sweet 1874.
5. Seven Provincial English Glossaries, from various sources.
Edited by the Rev. W. W. Skeat 1874.
6. Ray’s Collection of English Words not generally used, from the
edition of 1691 ; together with Thoresby’s Letter to Ray, 1703. Re-
arranged and newly edited by the Rev. W. W. Skeat. 1874.
7. The Dialect of West Somerset. By F. T. Elworthy. 1875.
8. A List of Books relating to some of the Counties of England.
Part II. Edited by Rev. W. W. Skeat. 1875.
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ENGLISH DIALECT SOCIETY— continued.
9. A Glossary of Words used in the Neighbourhood of Whitby.
By F. K. Robinson. Part I. (A to P). 1875.
10. A Glossary of the Lancashire Dialect By J. H. Nodal and
G. Milner. Part I. (A to E). 1875.
11. On the Survival of Old English Words in our Dialects. By
Rev. Dr. R. Morris. 1876.
12. Five Original Provincial Glossaries — Cleveland, Kent, Surrey,
Oxfordshire, and South Warwickshire. Ed. by the Rev. W. W.
Skeat. 1876.
1 3. A Glossary of Words used in the Neighbourhood of Whitby.
By F. K. Robinson. Part II. (P to Z). 1876.
14. A Glossary of Mid-Yorkshire Words, with a Grammar. By
C. Clough Robinson. 1876.
15. A Glossary of Words in use in the Wapentakes of Manley
and Corringham, Lincolnshire. By E. Peacock. 18 77.
16. A Glossary of Holdemess Words. By F. Ross, R. Stead,
and T. Holdemess, with a Map of the District 1877.
17. On the Dialects of Eleven Southern and South-Western
Counties, with a new classification of the English Dialects. By
Prince Louis Lucien Bonaparte. Two Maps. 1877.
18. Bibliographical List Part III., completing the work, and
containing a List of Books on Scottish Dialects, Anglo-Irish Dialect,
Cant and Slang, and Americanism, with additions to the English
List, and Index. Edited by J. H. NodaL 1877.
19. An Outline of the Grammar of the Dialect of West Somerset
By F. T. Elworthy. 1877.
20. A Glossary of Cumberland Words and Phrases. By William
Dickinson. 1878.
21. Tusser’s Five Hundred Pointes of Good Husbandrie. Edited
with Introduction, Notes, and Glossary by W. Payne and S. J.
Herrtage. 1878.
22. A Dictionary of English Plant Names. By James Britten
and Robert Holland. Part I. (A to F). 1878.
23. Five Reprinted Glossaries, including Wiltshire, East-Anglian,
Suffolk, and East Yorkshire Words, and Dialectal Words from Bp.
Kennett's Parochial Antiquities. Edited by the Rev. W. W. Skeat
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ENGLISH DIALECT SOCIETY— continued.
24. Supplement to the Cumberland Glossary (No. 20). By W.
Dickinson. 1879.
25. Specimens of English Dialects. I. Exmoor Scolding and
Courtship (Devonshire). Edited by F. T.’ Elworthy. II. A Bran New
Wark (Westmorland). Edited by the Rev. W. W. Skeat 1879.
26. English Plant Names. Part II. (G to O). 1879.
27. Glossary of Words in use in Cornwall. I. West Cornwall.
By Miss M. A. Courtney. II. East Cornwall. By Thomas Q. Couch.
With Map. 1880.
28. Glossary of Words and Phrases in use in Antrim and Down.
By William Hugh Patterson. 1880.
29. An Early English Hymn to the Virgin. By F. J. Furnivall
and A. J. Ellis. 1880.
30. Old Country and Farming Words. Gleaned from Agricultural
Books. By James Britten. 1880.
31. The Dialect of Leicestershire. By the Rev. A. B. Evans
and Sebastian Evans. 1881.
32. Five Original Glossaries — Isle of Wight, Oxfordshire, Cum-
berland, North Lincolnshire, and Radnorshire, by various Authors.
1881.
33. George Eliot’s Use of Dialect By W. E. A. Axon. (Forming
No. 4 of Miscellanies.) 1881.
34. Turner’s Names of Herbs, A.D. 1 548. Edited, with Index and
Identification of Names, by James Britten. 1881.
35. Glossary of the Lancashire Dialect By J. H. Nodal and
George Milner. Part II. (F to Z). 1882.
36. West Worcestershire Words. By Mrs. Chamberlain. 1882.
37. Fitzherbert’s Book of Husbandry, 1534. Edited, with Intro-
duction, Notes and Glossarial Index, by the Rev. W. W. Skeat 1882.
38. Devonshire Plant Names. By the Rev. Hilderic Friend.
1882.
39. Glossary of the Dialect of Almondbury and Huddersfield. By
the Rev. A. Easther and the Rev. Thomas Lees. 1883.
40. Hampshire Words and Phrases. Compiled and Edited by the
Rev. Sir William H. Cope, Bart. 1883.
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ENGLISH DIALECT SOC I ET Y — continued.
41. English Dialect-Words in the Eighteenth Century. Compiled
from N. Bailey's Dictionary, with Introduction, by W. E. A. Axon.
1883.
42. Upton-op-Severn Words and Phrases. By the Rev. Canon
Lawson. 1884.
43. Anglo-French Vowel Sounds. A Word-list illustrating the
correspondence with Modem English. By Miss B. M. Skeat. 1884.
44. Glossary of Cheshire Words. By Robert Holland. Part I.
(A to F). 1884.
45. English Plant-Names. Part III. Completing the work. 1884.
46. Glossary of Cheshire Words. By Robert Holland. Part II.
(G to Z). Completing the Vocabulary. 1885.
47. Bird Names. By the Rev. Charles Swainson. 1885.
48. Four Dialect Words — Clem, Lake, Oss, and Nesh. By Thomas
Hallam. 1885.
49. Report on Dialectal Work from May 1885 to May 1886.
By A. J. Ellis. [Miscellanies, No. V.] 1885.
50. Glossary of West Somerset Words. By Frederick T. El-
worthy. 1886.
51. Cheshire Glossary. By Robert Holland. Part III. Com-
pleting the work. 1886.
52. South-West Lincolnshire Glossary (Wapentake of Graffoe).
By the Rev. R. E. G. Cole. 1886.
53. Folk-Speech of South Cheshire. By Thomas Darlington.
1887.
54. Dictionary of the Kentish Dialect By the Rev. W. D. Parish
and the Rev. W. F. Shaw. 1887.
55. Second Report on Dialectal Work, 1886-87. By A. J. Ellis.
1888.
56. Berkshire Words and Phrases. By Major B. Lowsley. 1888.
57. Sheffield Glossary. By S. O. Addy. 1888.
The four following volume* do not form part of the regular series of the
English Dialect Society's publications, but have been presented to members by the
respective editors.
A Dictionary of the Sussex Dialect and Collection of Provincialisms
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ENGLISH.
ENGLISH DIALECT SOCIETY— continued.
in use in the County of Sussex. By the Rev. W. D. Parish. Lewes .*
1875. 8vo.
An Attempt towards a Glossary of the Archaic and Provincial
Words of the County of Stafford, first brought together by Charles
Henry Poole, A.D. 1880. Stratford-upon-Avon. [«. </.] 8va
An older form of the Treatyse of Fysshynge wyth an angle attri-
buted to Dame Juliana Barnes. Printed from a MS. in the possession
of Alfred Denison, Esq. With preface and glossary by Thomas
Satchell. London: 1883. 8va
Catalogue of the English Dialect Library. 1888. 8vo.
ENGLISH HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Publications. 1838-56. 29 vols. 8vo. l. p. v. : —
1. V. Beds Historia Ecclesiastica Gentis Anglorum, recensuit
J. Stevenson. 1838.
2. V. Bedae Opera Historica Minora, recensuit J. Stevenson. 1841.
3. Gildas de Excidio Britanniae, recensuit J. Stevenson. 1838.
4> Nennii Historia Britonum, recensuit J. Stevenson. 1838.
5. Chronicon Ricardi Divisiensis de Gestis Ricardi I. Nunc primum
Typis mandatum curante J. Stevenson. 1838.
6. Willelmi Malmesburiensis Monachi Gesta Regum Anglorum,
atque Historia Novella, recensuit T. D. Hardy. 1840, 2 vols.
7. Codex Diplomaticus JEvi Saxonici, opera J. M. Kemble. 1845-
1848, 6 vols.
8. Rogeri de Wendover Chronica, sive Flores Historiarum, cum
Appendice, edidit H. O. Coxe. 1841-1844, 5 vols.
9. F. Nicholai Triveti, Annales Sex Regum Angliae, &c., 1136-
1307, recensuit T. Hog. 1845.
10. Adami Murimuthensis, Chronica sui Temporis, nunc primum
per decern annos aucta, (1303-1346), cum eorundem Continuatione,
(ad 1380) edidit et recensuit T. Hog. 1846.
11. Gesta Stephani, Regis Anglorum et Ducis Normannorum, in-
certo auctore sed con tern poraneo, recensuit R. C. Sewell. 1846.
12. Chronicque dela Traison et Mort de Richart II. Roy d’Engle-
terre, avec un Glossaire par B. Williams. 1846.
13. Florentii Wigorniensis Monachi Chronicon ex Chronicis, ad
fidem Codd. MSS. edidit B. Thorpe. 1848-1849, 2 vols.
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14. Chronicon Walteri de Hemingburgh, de Gestis Regum Angliae,
ad fidem Codd. MSS. recensuit H. C. Hamilton. 1848-1849, 2 vols.
15. Henrici Quinti Angliae Regis Gesta, cum Chronica Neustriae,
Gallic^, ab anno 1414 ad 1422, ad fidem MS. recensuit, Chronicam
traduxit, Notisque illustravit, B. Williams. 1850.
16. Historia Rerum Anglicarum Willelmi Parvi, S.T.D. Ordinis
Sancti Augustini Canonici Regularis in Coenobio B. Mariae de
Novoburgo in Agro Eboracensi, recensuit H. C. Hamilton. 1856,
2 vols.
ENGRAVINGS. A Collection of 144 engravings to illustrate
Bryan's Dictionary of Painters and Engravers. Mounted in a volume.
Folio.
ENNODIUS, Magnus Felix, [Bishop of Pavia.] See Migne,
Patr. Lat Vol. 63.
ENOCH. The Book of Enoch the Prophet Now first translated
from an Ethiopic MS. in the Bodleian Library. By Richard Lau-
rence. Oxford \ 1838. 8vo.
EPHRAEM SYRUS, S. Libri Sancti Effrem De Compunctione
cordis Judicio dei & Resurre. &c. Beatitudine Anime Penitentia
Luctamine spiritali Die Judicii. [Sine ulla nota , circa 1494.] Folio.
br. mor. g. e.
Nineteen leaves. The printing of this book is attributed by Hain (6597) to
Joh. de Amerbach of Basle, and by others to Caspar Hochfeder of Nuremberg.
EPHRAEM, S., [Patriarch of Antioch.] See Migne, Patr.
Gr. Lat. Vol. 86 bis.
EPHRjEMIUS, [The Chronologer.] See Migne, Patr. Gr.
Lat. Vol. 143.
EPICTETUS. Enchiridion, hoc est, Pugio : sive Ars humanae
vitae correctrix. Item Cebetis Thebani Tabula, qua vitae humanae
prudenter instituenda ratio continetur : Graeci & Latint. Antverpia ,
ex officina Christophori Planting 1585. Sm. 8vo.
Enchiridion. (Graeci.) Ex editione Joannis Upton accurate
expressum. Glasguae, excudebant R.et A. Foulis , 1751. 32mo. o. ol.
mor. g. e.
From the Ycmeniz Library.
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EPINAL— ERASMUS.
EPINAL GLOSSARY, The, Latin and Old-English of the
eighth century. Photo-lithographed from the original MS. by W.
Griggs, and edited with Transliteration, Introduction, and Notes, by
Henry Sweet. London: 1883. Folio. Facsimiles.
EPIPHANIUS, S., [Bishop of Constance.] See Migne,
Patr. Gr. Lat. Vols. 41-43.
See Venetian Library, 57.
EPIPHANIUS, [Bishop of Constantinople.] See Migne,
Patr. Gr. Lat. Vol. 86.
EPIPHANIUS, [Deacon of Catania.] See Migne, Patr. Gr.
Lat Vol. 98.
EPIPHANIUS, [Monk of Jerusalem.] See Migne, Patr. Gr.
Lat. Vols. 120, 133.
EPISTLES AND GOSPELS. Here begynneth the Pystles and
Gospels, of every Sonday, and holy Daye in the yere. M.D.XXXVIII.
[Folio lxxiiii] Here endeth the pystels $ gospels of the sayntes and
here after foloweth the table of this psete boke. C This is the table
wherin ye shall understade in what lefe ye shall fynde the Pystels g
Gospels after the use of Salysbury of every Sondaye and holy day in
the yere. [ Without printer’s name or place , but probably printed at
Paris.] 1538. Sm. 8vo. iSlacfc better. r.mor.g.e.
A — K iv in eights, with a woodcut upon the verso of the title-page.
EPISTOLiE. Duo volumina Epistolarum obscurorum virorum
ad D. M. Ortuinum Gratiu, Attico lepdre referta, denub excusa & 4
mendis repurgata. Roma Stampato, 1556. 2 vols. — De generibus
ebriosorum, et ebrietate vitanda. Cui adiecimus De meretricum in
suos amatores, & concubinarum in sacerdotes fide. [ 5 . /.] 1 5 57. —
3 vols. in 1. Sm. 8vo. o. bl. mor. g. e.
From the Beckford Library.
ERACLIUS, [Bishop of LifeGE.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol.
* 35 *
ERASMUS ROTERODAMUS, Desiderius. Apophthegmes,
that is to saie, prompte, quicke, wittie and sentecious saiynges, of
certaine Emperours, Kynges, Capitaines, Philosophiers and Oratours,
aswell Grekes, as Romaines, bothe verie pleasaunt and profitable to
reade, partely for all maner of persones, and especially Gentlemenne.
Firste gathered and compiled in Latin by the right famous clerke
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ERASMUS.
189
Maister Erasmus of Roterodame. And now translated into Englishe
by Nicolas Vdall. C Imprinted at London , by Jhon Kingston. 1564.
Sm. 8vo. Blacl netted r. g. e .
Collation : — *, 8 1L ; **, 8 1L, the last blank ; a — z in eights ; A — H in eights ;
1,911.
ERASMUS ROTERODAMUS, Desiderius. Colloquia nunc
emendatiora. Lugd. Bat., ex officina Elzeviriana, 1636. Sm. 8vo.
Engraved Title, o. r. mor. g. e.
Declarationes Des. Erasmi Roterodami, ad Censuras Lutetiae
vulgatas sub nomine Facultatis Theologian Parisiensis. Antverpiae.
Apud Martinum Cmsarem. Anno 1532. Sm. 8vo. c.
De Contemptu Mundi. [Translated by Thomas Paynel]
Londini in cedibus Thomce Berthelcti, 1533. Sm. 8vo. Black JLtttZZ.
De Octo Orationis partium constructione libellus perelegans.
Friburgi Brisgoice, 1534. — J. Ceratini De sono literarum, praesertim
Graecarum Libellus. Antverpice, 1527. — P. Mosellani Tabulae de
schematibus & tropis. In Rhetorica P. Melanchthonis. In Erasmi
libellum de duplici copia. Antverpice \ 1533. — Grammaticale Bellum,
nominis et verbi regum, de principalitate orationis inter se contenden-
tium, [And. Guarna auctore.] Colonies, 1533. — Des. Erasmi Para-
phrasis in Elegantiarum libros Laurentii Vallae. Cui addita est
Farrago sordidorum verborum. Item Philippi Melanchthonis de locis
communibus ratio. Antverpice, 1533. — G. Geldenhaurii Institutio
scholae Christianae. Francofurti, 1534. — O. Brunfelsius De disciplina
et institutione puerorum. Antverpice , 1530. — H. Zwinglii Quo pacto
ingenui adolescentes formadi sint, praeceptiones pauculae. Basilece,
1533. — P. Moschii De cruciatu exilioque cupidinis dialogus. Parisiis,
1536. — Des. Erasmi De ratione studii, ac legendi, libellus aureus,
Concio de puero Jesu, Expostulatio Jesu, Carmina scholaria. Argen-
torati, 1526. — G. Cognatus De officio famulorum. Basilece , 1535. In
1 vol. Sm. 8va o. c.
Encomium Matrimonii, per Des. Erasmum Rot Encomium
Artis Medicae per eundem. Basileae apud Ioannem Frobenium mense
Novembri, Anno 1518. 4to. br. ntor.g. e. ■ ( Trauiz-Bauzonnet .)
A — G in fours. The title is surrounded by a beautiful woodcut border after
Hans Holbein, who also designed the printer’s device on the verso of the last leaf.
Epistola apologetica, ad Reverendum in Christo P. & illustrem
principe Christophoru episcopum Basiliensem, de interdicto esucamiu,
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ERASMUS.
de% similibus hominu constitutionibus. Cum alijs ndnullis nouis.
Apud inclytam Basileam , in cedibus loan. Frob: An. 1522. Sm. 8vo.
v.g. e.
Collation : — A — U in eights.
ERASMUS ROTERODAMUS, Desiderius. Epistola Erasmi
Roterodami ad Gerardum Nouiomagum, de commedatione libelli
sequentis. Epistola Gerardi Noviomagi, de triumphali ingressu Illus-
trissimi principis Philippi de Burgundia Electi & confirmati ecclesiae
Traiectensis, in ditionem suam. Louanii apud Theodoricum Martinum
Alostenscm. 1517. 4to. v. Uncut .
Four leaves, the last having on the verso the large woodcut device of the printer.
Leges Morales e libello D. Eras. Roterod. de ciuilitate morum
puerilium per Eualdum Galium. Antverpiae. Ex officina Ioannis Loei ,
Anna, 1551. Sm. 8vo. bl. mot.
A, 8 leaves ; B, 3 leaves.
A woodcut portrait of Erasmus is inserted.
Libellus novus et elegans, De pueris statim ac liberaliter in-
stituendis. Luteciae, apud CristianU Wechel. 1529. Sm. 8vo. v.
A — E in eights.
Liber unus, quo Leicis oviciis, sine talide respondet.
Eiusdem libri duo, ad annotationes Edwardi Lei. Moguntice. Jo.
Scheffer , 1520. — Erasmi Apologia, refellens quorudam seditiosos
clamores apud populum. Basilece, J. Frobenius, 1520. — Annotationes
Edouardi Lei in Annotationes novi testamenti Des. Erasmi. [S. 1 . eta.]
— Epistolae aliquot eruditorum virorum, ex quibus perspicuum quata
sit Eduardi Lei virulentia. Basilece , J. Frobenius, 1520. — Recriminatio
Jo. Gertophii adversus furiosissimum Sycophantam Edoardum Leum,
qui ausus est primus Erasmum candidissimum luto aspergere. Epi-
gramma Hermanni Buschii in eundem Leum. Apud A. Cratandrum,
1520. — Jac Latomi De trium linguarum, & studii theologici ratione
dialogus. [S. 1 . et a.] — Erasmi Apologia refellens suspiciones quo-
rundam dictitantiu dialogum D. Jac. Latomi cdscriptum fuisse ad-
versus ipsum. [Basilece f J. Frobenius .] 1520. — Oratio de variarum
linguarum cognitione, P. Mosellano autore. Basilece , J. Frobenius ,
1519. — Lucubrationum omnium Erasmi Rot. Index. Basilece f 1519.
In 1 vol. 4to.
A collection of rare pieces relating to the controversy between Erasmus and
Edward Lee, Archbishop of York.
Many of the tracts have very fine woodcut borders round the title-pages, de-
signed by Holbein and others.
The volume is in its original binding of oak boards, partly covered with hog-
skin, with clasps.
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ERA SMUS—ERKEMBALDUS.
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ERASMUS ROTERODAMUS, Desiderius. Pilgrimages to
Saint Mary of Walsingham and Saint Thomas of Canterbury ; trans-
lated and illustrated with Notes, by J. G. Nichols. 1849. 8vo. Plates.
Stultitiae Laus. Des. Erasmi Rot. declamatio, cum com-
mentariis Ger. Listrii, et figuris Jo. Holbenii. Basilece, typis Gena-
tkianis, 1676. 8vo. Plates. 0. r. ntor. doubtt, g. e. {Boyer.)
From the Lamoignon and Beckford Libraries.
The Censure and iudgement of the famous dark Erasmus of
Roterodam : Whyther dyuorsemente betwene man and wyfe stondeth
with the lawe of god. With diuers causes wherfore it is permitted, with
the mynde of the olde doctours, wrytten by the said Erasmus in the
booke of his Annotations, vpon these wordes of Paule, i. cor, vii. She
is delyuered fro the bond of the lawe, let her marry to whom she wyll,
translated by Nycolas Lesse. Ephe, iiii. Be not caried aboute with
euerye wynde of doctryne. [Colophon.] Prynted at London in A Iders-
gate strete, by the ivydowe of Jlton Herforde, for Robert Stoughton,
dwellyng by Ludgate at the sygne of the Byshops Myter. \N. d. about
1550.] Sm. 8vo. Black Hetter. r.
Collation : — A — K in eights. Only three books were printed by the widow of
John Herforde, and of only two of these three do copies appear to be known.
From the libraries of Granville Sharp and Lord Hampton.
See More, Sir Thomas. De Optimo Reip. Statu, &c.
See Venetian Library, 58.
ERASTO doppo molti secoli ritomato al fine in luce. Et con
somma diligenza dal Greco fedelmente tradotto in Italiano. In
Vinegia, appresso di Agostino Bindoni, 1550. Sm. 8vo. o. v.
ERCHAMBERTUS, [Bishop of Freising.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat. Vol. 1 16.
See Monumenta Ger. Hist — Script Tom. II.
ERCHEMBERTUS or ERCHEMPERTUS, [Monk of
Monte Cassino.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 129.
See Monumenta Ger. Hist — Script Tom. III.
ERECHTHIUS, [Bishop of Antioch in Pisidia.] See Migne,
Patr. Gr. Lat. Vol. 86 bis.
ERKEMBALDUS, [Bishop of Strasburg.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat. Vol. 137.
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ERMA NRICUS—ES TCO UR T.
ERMANRICUS, [MONK OF Reichenau.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat Vol. 1 16.
See Monumenta Ger. Hist — Script Tom. II.
ERMANRICUS. See Monumenta Ger. Hist. — Script Tom. XV.
ERMENGAUDUS. See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 204.
ERMENTARIUS. See Monumenta Ger. Hist — Script Tom. XV.
ERMOLDUS NIGELLUS, [Abbot.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
VoL 105.
See Monumenta Ger. Hist — Script Tom. II.
ERNALDUS, [Abbot of Bonneval.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
VoL 189.
ERNULFUS, [Bishop of Rochester.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat Vol. 163.
ERVISIUS, [Prior OF S. VICTOR.] See Migne, Patr. Lat
Vol. 196.
ESAIAS, [Patriarch of Constantinople] See Migne,
Patr. Gr. Lat Vol. 152.
ESSAYS and Reviews. London: 1861. 8vo.
Replies to “Essays and Reviews.” By various writers.
With a Preface by the Lord Bishop of Oxford. Oxford and London :
1862. 8vo.
ESSAYS on a Liberal Education. [By various Authors.] Edited
by the Rev. F. W. Farrar. London: 1867. 8vo.
ESSAYS on Reform. [By various Authors.] London: 1867.
8vo.
ESSEX, ARTHUR Capel, Earl of. Recherche et Decouverte
du cruel et barbare Assassinat du dernier Comte d’Essex, oik l’on fait
voir par des Raisons & des Faits invincibles, qu’il ne s’est pqint tu£
soy mesme. Traduit de 1 ’Anglois. [ 5 . /.] 1684. Sm. 8vo. 0. c.
From the Sunderland Library.
ESSEX. Registers of Stock Harvard, co. Essex. (From 1 563 to
1700.) Edited by the Rev. E. P. Gibson. London: 1881. 8va
ESTCOURT, E. E., and J. O. Payne. The English Catholic
Nonjurors of 171 5 : Being a Summary of the Register of their Estates,
with Genealogical and other Notes. London, [». d.~] 8vo.
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ESTHER— E UCHOL OGION.
m
ESTHER. The Book of Esther in Hebrew. Manuscript,
written upon a vellum roll io feet in length by 6 inches in width,
attached to an ivory roller with a carved handle.
This roll was purchased of Mr. Shapira at Jerusalem.
ESTIENNE, Henri. Fragmenta Poetarum veterum Latinorum,
quorum opera non extant : Ennii, Accii, etc., alionimque multorum :
Undiquei Rob. Stephano . . . olim congesta ; nunc autem ab Henrico
Stephano eius filio digesta. Anno 1564 Excudebat Henricus Stephanus.
8vo. 0. br. mor.g . e.
A fine and well-preserved specimen of sixteenth century binding in mosaic,
the sides and back being inlaid with richly coloured leathers. From the library of
Baron Pichon.
Another copy. r. rnor. g e. ( Roger Payne.)
From the Beckford Library.
Traicte de la conformity du language Francois auec le Grec.
. . . Avec une preface remonstrant quelque partie du desordre &
abus que se commet auiourdhuy en l’usage de la langue Fran;oise.
[S. /. n. d. 9 mats Gentve, vers 1565.] Sm. 8vo. First EDITION.
r. tnor. g. e. (Sneers.)
From the Firmin-Didot Library.
ETHELBERTUS, [King of the English.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat. Vol. 80.
ETHELREDUS II., [King of the English.] See Migne,
Patr. Lat. Vol. 151.
ETHELVOLFUS, [Irish Abbot.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol.
96.
ETHELWERD. See Chronicle.
See Savile, H.
ETHELWOLDUS, [Bishop of Winchester.] See Migne,
Patr. Lat VoL 137.
EUCHERIUS, S., [of Lyons.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 50.
EUCHOLOGION. A Greek Manuscript of the xii* century,
written in gilt letters upon a white vellum roll 9 feet 4 inches in length
by 7^ inches broad, with a number of very pretty jewelled capital
letters. It consists of a collection of prayers and hymns, chiefly by
S. John Chrysostom.
Speaking of the extraordinary rarity of Greek manuscripts in letters of gold,
the Hon. R. Curzon (afterwards Lord Zouche) in his u Visits to Monasteries in the
Levant w says : “ The very rare occurrence of a Greek Manuscript written in Letters
of Gold would make it a most desirable and important acquisition to any Royal
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EUCLIDES— EUSEBIUS.
Library, for besides the two above-mentioned there are not, I believe, more than
7 or 8 MSS. of this description in existence, and of these several are merely
fragments and only one is on White Vellum. This is in the Library of the Holy
Synod at Moscow.” He then points out that the others written on blue or purple
vellum are locked up in the Vatican, British Museum, Imperial Library of Vienna,
and in his own collection at Parham.
EUCLIDES. See Venetian Library, 59-61.
EUDOCIA, [Empress.] See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat. Vol. 85.
EUGENIUS II., [Pope.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 105.
EUGENIUS III., [Pope.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 180.
EUGENIUS, S., [Bishop of Carthage.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat. Vol. 58.
EUGENIUS III., S., [Bishop of Toledo.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat. Vol. 87.
EUGESIPPUS. See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat Vol. 133.
EUGYPPIUS, [African Abbot.] See Migne, Patr. Lat
Vol. 62.
EULOGIUS, S., [Archbishop of Toledo.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat Vol. 1 15.
EULOGIUS, S., [Archbishop of Alexandria.] See Migne,
Patr. Gr. Lat Vol 86 bis.
EUMENIUS. See Migne, Patr. Lat VoL 8.
EURIPIDES. Tragoediae XIX. In quibus praeter infinita menda
sublata, carminum omnium ratio hactenus ignorata nunc primftm
proditur : opera Gul. Canteri. Antwerfiee, ex officina Christophori
Plantini, 1571. Sm. 8vo. o. r. mor. g. e.
This volume is in a richly gilt contemporary binding in beautiful preservation.
See Classics.
EUSEBIUS, S., [Pope.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 6.
EUSEBIUS, S., [Bishop of Vercelli.] See Migne, Patr. Lat
VoL 12.
EUSEBIUS PAMPHILUS, [Bishop of Cesarea.] See
Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 8.
See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat. Vols. 19-24.
See Venetian Library, 62.
EUSEBIUS, [Patriarch of Alexandria.] See Migne, Patr.
Gr. Lat Vol. 86.
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EUSEBIUS, [Bishop of Emessa.] See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat.
Vol. 86.
EUSTATHIUS. See Migne, Patr. Lat VoL 53.
EUSTATHIUS, S., [Bishop of Antioch.] See Migne, Patr.
Gr. Lat Vol. 18.
EUSTATHIUS, [Bishop of Beyrout.] See Migne, Patr. Gr.
Lat Vol. 85.
EUSTATHIUS, [Monk.] See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat. Vol. 86.
EUSTATHIUS, [Metropolitan of Thessalonica.] See
Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat Vols. 135, 136.
EUTHALIUS, [Deacon.] See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat. Vol. 85.
EUTHYMIUS ZIGABENUS, [Monk of Constantinople.]
See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat Vols. 128-131.
See Venetian Library, 35, 63.
EUTRANDUS, [Subdeacon of Toledo.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat. Vol. 80.
EUTROPIUS, S., [Bishop of Valencia.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat. Vol. 80.
EUTROPIUS, [Lombardic Priest.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
Vol. 129.
EUTROPIUS, Flavius. See Venetian Library, 64.
EUTYCHIANUS, S., [Pope.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 5.
EUTYCHIUS, S., [Patriarch of Constantinople.] See
Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat. Vol. 86 bis.
EUTYCHIUS, [Patriarch of Alexandria.] See Migne,
Patr. Gr. Lat. Vol. in.
EUTYCHIUS, Aug. See Venetian Library, 65.
EUZOIUS, [Heretic.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 8.
EVAGRIUS, [Monk.] See Migne, Patr. Lat VoL 20.
EVAGRIUS, [OF PONTUS.] See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat Vol.
40.
EVAGRIUS, [SCHOOLMAN.] See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat. Vol.
86 bis.
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E VANGELIARIUM.
EVANGELIARIUM ad usum Ecclesiae Orientalis Graec£.
Manuscript upon vellum of the xii* century, written in a fine
bold Greek character on 740 pages (13 x 9^ inches). 4to. In a
morocco case .
The MS. opens with the Gospel of S. John, and then follow the Gospels of
SS. Matthew, Mark, and Luke, arranged for reading in the Church according to
the ecclesiastical year on Sundays, Festivals, and Saints* days. The first page has
a heading within a richly illuminated border of fine design on a gold ground, with
the emblems of the four Evangelists, and figures of birds within circles. The text
begins beneath, written in letters of gold in two columns.
The Gospel of S. Matthew has a fine miniature of the Evangelist to face the
first page, painted in colours on a gold ground. Over the beginning of the Gospel
is a rich illuminated compartment, the title in the centre in gold capitals.
At the beginning of the Gospels of SS. Mark and Luke are also miniatures of
the Evangelists with gold background and rich ornamental border opposite, with
titulations in gold capitals. The headings of the different divisions are also in
burnished gold, and the capital letters in colours in the Byzantine taste.
After the four Gospels are portions of the same Scriptures arranged for reading
according to the months of the year.
The manuscript is entirely perfect throughout and in fine preservation, allowing
for discoloration by age.
It is in the original binding of cedar- wood boards covered with goatskin, but
somewhat dilapidated.
EVANGELIARIUM. Manuscript upon vellum of the x te
century, of Frankish execution, beautifully written upon 402 leaves
(9f x 6J inches). 4to.
The text of this MS. is written in long lines, twenty to the full page. The
Canons, on sixteen pages, each divided into columns by pillars united by small
arches, beneath which are the nimbed heads of the winged Evangelistic symbols,
except on f. 7b, where one of the pillars supports a figure of S. Matthew seated writ-
ing on a scroll, and f. 8, where the lion of S. Mark, the bull of S. Luke, and the
eagle of S. John are represented entire.
The volume is adorned with five miniatures ; on the pages opposite these are
the first words of each Gospel written in burnished gold letters on a purple ground.
The first of the five miniatures (5 J x 4 in.) represents an abbot in alb, tunic, and
ample chasuble standing, with his abbatial staff between his arms, presenting a book
with both hands to an Apostle, doubtless the patron saint of his monastery. The
saint, in tunic and mantle, stands at the side of an altar surmounted by a lofty
ciborium ; his right hand is raised to bless the donor, and his left rests on the rod
to which the altar veil is suspended. On the altar, which is covered with crimson
drapery, lies his Evangeliarium ; above is seen the right hand of God issuing from
the clouds, holding the Tau and apparently blessing the gift.
The other miniatures represent, each on a burnished gold ground, one of the
Evangelists seated beneath an arch supported by two pillars. In the tympana
above are their symbols.
EVANGELIARIUM CISTERCIENSE. Manuscript upon
vellum, of the early part of the xiii* h century. Written by an Italian
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the present volume is given : —
Engraved coat-of-arms with motto “ Non nobis nati,” 1 leaf. — Title : “ Marston
Moor : sive de obsidione praelioque Eboracensi Carmen : cum quibusdam Miscel-
laneis. Londini, 1655.” 1 leaf. — Dedication to John and Thomas Freke, signed
P. Fisherus, 2 leaves.— Commendatory verses by E. Benlowes and others, 7 11 .,
sigs. K — N 1 in twos. — “ De Obsidione Praelioque Eboracensi, &c.” 40 11 ., sigs.
N2 — Hh2 in twos, Ii, 4II., the last blank. — Engraved coat-of-arms with motto “ Pax
quaeritur bello,” 1 leaf. — General title : “ Piscatoris Poemata,” 1 leaf — “ Ad Oli-
varum,” and commendatory verses, 8 11 ., sigs. a, 4 1 L, b — c, 2 11 . each. — “ Anniver-
sarium; in Diem Inaugurationis Olivari,” 15 11 ., sigs. B — I in twos, the last blank,
(sig. D twice marked, sig. E omitted). — Tide : “ Irenodia Gratulatoria,” 1 leaf. —
“ Ad primores Concilii status,” 1 leaf, marked b b 2. — “ Accedite Lectores,” 1 leaf,
marked a a 2. — “ Epistola Dedicatoria,” 2 11 ., sig. c c.— Commendatory verses, 2 11 .,
sig. dd. — “ Irenodia Gratulatoria,” 34 1 L, sigs. A a — D d in twos, E e — K k in fours,
LI, two 11 ., H h4 being blank. — “ Miscellania quaedam,” 10 11 ., sigs. A — E in twos.
— Coat-of-arms with motto “ Lauras comes oliva,” and verses beneath, 1 leaf. —
Title : “ Inauguratio Olivariana,” 1 leaf. — “Epistola Dedicatoria,” 2 1 L, sigs. A 3 and
4. — “ Piscatoris Poemata. Inauguratio Olivariana,” 31 11 ., sigs. A a*, 2 11 ., B b* —
Ii*i in fours. — Engraved portrait of Bulstrode Whitelock by Faithome, 1 leaf. —
Title : “ Negotiatio Whitlocciana, 1655.” 1 leaf. — “ Sacrae Regiae Majestatis,” 1 leaf.
— “ Illustrissimo ver& Domino B. Whidoccio,” 22 11 ., sigs. Ii*3 — Oo*4 in fours. —
“ In obitum spectatissimae virginis Dom. F. Whitlock,” 8 11 ., sigs. e— f in fours.
— “ Epitaphium Henrici & Mariae,” 2 11 . — “ .Etemitati Sacrum,” 3 11 . — “ Solis
Septentrionalis Perigaeum,” 1656, 14 1 L, title and sigs. A— D2 in fours, the last
blank. — “In elegantissima Poemata .... Ed. Walleri,” 4 11 ., sig. A. — “In Cele-
berrimam Naumachiam, 1656,” 4 1 L — “ Viro vere perillustrissimo . . . Joanni Lisle,”
1 leaf. — “ Oratio Anniversaria,” 1655, 11 11 ., sigs. A — C3 in fours. — Engraved coat-
of-arms, “ Ed Laurentii,”’ 1 leaf. — Tide : “ Oratio secunda Anniversaria, 1657,” 1
leaf. — “ Epistola Nuncupatoria,” 2 11 ., sig. B. — “ Oratio secunda,” 12 11 ., sigs. C — F
in twos, G, 4IL — “Epitaphium P. Fisheri,” 2 11 ., sig. I. — “Beatissimae Memoriae
T. Freke,” 1 leaf. — “ D. M. Johannis Freke,” 2 1 L, sigs. A2 and A3.
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Irenodia Gratulatoria, Sive Illustrissimi amplissimiq; Viri
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Carta feodi, conteynynge the forme of dedes, releasses, Indentures,
obligations, acquitaunces, letters, of attumey, letter of permutacion,
testamentes, and other thynges. And the boke of the ordynaunce to
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HENRY, Prince, Son of James I. Nethersole, Sir Francis.
Memoriae Sacra Illustris. Potentiss. Principis Henrici Walliae Principis,
Ducis Cornubiae, etc. Laudatio Funebris. Cantebrigice, ex officina
Cantrelli Legge. 1612. 4to. c.
Title and thirteen leaves.
Sharp, Lionel. Oratio Funebris in honorem Henrici Excel-
lentissimi Walliae Principis propriam atque intimam eius effigiem
praeferens. Londini, 1612. 4to. c.g.e.
Title and ten leaves.
Stirling, Sir William Alexander, Earl of. An Elegie on
the Death of Prince Henrie. Edinburgh. Printed by Andro Hart
[1612.] Reprinted by David Laing, [n. d.\ 8vo.
Taylor, John. Great Britaine, all in Blacke. For the in-
comparable losse of Henry, our late worthy Prince. London printed
by E. A. for I. Wright dwelling in Newgate Market, 1612. 4to.
A and B 4 leaves each, with a leaf, black upon the verso, with the Prince of
Wales' feathers in the centre upon a white ground, following A 2, and a similar
leaf, but black upon both sides, after B 4.
The copy of this rare tract preserved in the British Museum contains an addi-
tional sheet (C, 4 leaves), but it does not contain the two black leaves mentioned
above. Sheet C consists of a title, as follows, “ Lament, heu, heu, mortuis Lachrymae
non prosunt ; ” a leaf with a dedication signed by William Rowley, and two leaves
containing verses.
Baudius, Dominicus. Monumentum consecratum Honori
et memoriae Serenissimi Britanniarum Principis Henrici Frederici.
Lugduni Batavorum , ex officina Ulrici Com. et Georgii Abrahatni ,
1613. 4to.
A — C in fours.
Brooke, Christopher, and W[illiam] B[rowne]. Two Elegies,
consecrated to the never dying Memorie of the most worthily admyred ;
most hartily loued ; and generally bewayled Prince ; Henry Prince
of Wales. London: printed by T. S. for Rtcharde More , 1613.
4to. c.
A, 3 11 . ; B — E 2 in fours.
On the recto of D 2 is the title of the second Elegy : “ An Elegie on the never
inough bewailed Death of the Worthy, Vertuous, glory of these, and wonder for
ensuing times, Henry Prince of Wales. London, printed by T. S. for Richard
More, 1613."
Campion, Thos. Songs of Mourning : Bewailing the vntimely
death of Prince Henry. Worded by Tho. Campion. And set forth
to bee sung with one voyce to the Lute, or Violl : By John Coprario.
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[Cooper.] London : Printed for Iohn Browne, and are to be sould in
S. dunstons Churchyard, 1613. Folio. With Music .
A — E in twos.
HENRY, Prince, Son of James I. Davies, John, of Hereford.
The Muses-Teares for the losse of their hope ; heroick and ne’re-too-
much praised, Henry, Prince of Wales, etc. Together with Times
Sobs for the untimely death of his Glory in that his Darling : and,
lastly, his Epitaphs Where-unto is added, consolatory Straines
to wrest Nature from her bent in immoderate mourning. At London,
printed by G. Eld, for John Wright. 1613. 4to. black mor.
A — E 3 in fours.
Heywood, Thomas. A Funerall Elegie, upon the death
of the late most hopefull and illustrious Prince, Henry, Prince of
Wales. London, printed for William Welbie, 1613. 4to.
A — C in fours.
A full-length portrait of Prince Henry exercising with the pike is inserted in
this copy.
Sundry Funeral Elegies, on the untimely death of the most
excellent Prince, Henry; late, Prince of Wales. Composed by
severall authors. 1613. 4to.
Title, D — G in fours, apparently forming a portion of a larger work.
Sylvester, Josuah. Lachrimae lachrimarum. Or the Dis-
tillation of Teares Shede for the untymely Death of the incomparable
Prince Panaretus. [ Without printer’s name or date.'] Sm. 4to.
1 5 leaves, printed upon one side only, with borders ; the versos black, with a
cut of the Royal Arms.
The Funerals of the high and mighty Prince Henry ; Prince
of Wales Which Noble Prince deceased at Shames, the sixt
day of November, 1612. and was most Princely interred the seventh
day of December following, within the Abbey of Westminster, in the
Eighteenth yeere of his Age. London, printed by T. S. for John
Budgde. 1613. 4to.
8 leaves.
Tourneur, Cyril. A Griefe on the death of Prince Henrie.
expressed in a broken Elegie, According to the nature of such a
sorrow. London printed for William Welbie, 1613. 4to. gr. mor.
g.t.
12 leaves.
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HENRY, Prince, Son of James I. Webster, John. A
Monumental Columne, erected to the living Memory of the ever-
glorious Henry, late Prince of Wales. London, printed by N. O.
for William Welly ; 1613. 4to. gr.mor.g.e.
9 leaves.
Cornwallis, Sir Charles. A Discourse of the Lyfe of the
most illustrious Prince Hemye, Late Prince of Wales, wrytten Anno
1626. Manuscript on 27 leaves of paper. 4to.
The original autograph manuscript of the book subsequently published by the
author’s nephew in 1641. The latter, however, substituted a dedication of his own
to Prince Charles for the original dedication to King Charles I. contained in this
volume.
A Discourse of the most Illustrious Prince, Henry, Late
Prince of Wales. Written Anno 1626. by Sir Charles Cornwallis,
Knight, sometimes T reasurer of his H ighnesse H ouse. London , printed
for Iohn Benson, 1641. 4to. Portrait . c.
A— E 3 in fours. Inserted in this copy are two additional portraits of Prince
Henry.
The Life and character of Henry-Frederic, Prince of
Wales. With a proper Appendix, containing several other curious,
authentic Testimonies. London, 17$%. 8vo. gr.mor.g.e.
Portrait, title, and dedication, 3 1 L ; pp. 1-60.
Birch, Thomas, D.D. The Life of Henry Prince of Wales,
Eldest Son of King James I. Compiled chiefly from his own Papers,
and other Manuscripts, never before published. London, 1760.
8vo. c.
Carminum Poetarum nouem, lyricae poeseo* principum
fragmenta (Gr. et Lat.) [Parisiis\ excudebat Paulus Stephanas.
1600. Sm. 8vo. [Agenda form.] 0. ol. mor.g. e.
A choice volume from the library of Prince Henry, having a crowned IP on
the sides in gilt.
Imagines Mortis. His accesserunt Epigrammata, e Gallico
idiomate k Georgio Aemylio in Latinum translata. Ad haec, Medicina
Animas etc. Lubecce, 1604. 241110. 0. mor.
This little volume from the library of Prince Henry has his initials IP, with
a crown, stamped on the sides in gilt There are also the initials E. R. on either
side ; these are believed to be those of his sister, the Princess Palatine.
See Addenda. Corbet, R.
See Drayton, M. Polyolbion.
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HENR Y—HERBORDUS.
HENRY, Prince, Son of James I. Sec Holland, H.
Heraiologia,
See James I.
See King, Henry.
See Marsan, M.
See Palmer, T.
See Peacham, H.
See Rose, Thos.
See Wither, Geo.
HENRY, Matthew. See Bible.
HENTZNER, Paul. See Aungervyle Society, Series I.
HERALDRY. The Arms of the Nobility of England from
William the Conqueror to Queen Elizabeth. MANUSCRIPT upon
paper, neatly written in a xvi* century hand upon 90 leaves and
containing upwards of 400 emblazoned coats of arms. Folio, o. c .
On the last leaf but one is this inscription , 44 Hue usq R. Cooke . Clarencieulx
comf>osuit anno 1572 reg. Elis . 14." This is followed by ten additional coats dated
1572-1580.
From the Towneley Library.
HERARDUS, [Archbishop of Tours.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat Vol. 1 2 1.
HERBERSTAIN, Sigismund. See Venetian Library, 76.
HERBERT, George. The Works of George Herbert in Prose
and Verse. London, William Pickering. 1846. 2 vols. 8vo. Por-
trait. c.
The Temple. Sacred Poems and Private Ejaculations.
Being a Facsimile Reprint of the First Edition. With an Intro-
duction by the Rev. A. B. Grosart London, [n. d.] Sm. 8vo.
HERBERT, Thomas. See Strafford.
HERBERTUS, [Archbishop of Sassari.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat. Vol. 198.
HERBERTUS, [of Bosham.] See Migne, Patr. Lab Vol. 190.
HERBORDUS. See Monumenta Ger. Hist. — Script. Tom. XII.,
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HERIBERTUS, [Bishop of Eichstadt.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat. VoL 141.
HERIBERTUS, [Monk.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. VoL 181.
HERICUS, [Monk of Auxerre.] See Migne, Patr. Lat
Vol. 124.
HERIGERUS, [Abbot of Lobbes.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
Vol. 139.
See Monumenta Ger. Hist. — Script Tom. VII.
HERIMANNUS, [Bishop of Metz.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
Vol. 150.
HERMANN, C. F. A Manual of the Political Antiquities of
Greece, historically considered. Oxford , ’ 1836. 8vo.
HERMANNUS CONTRACTUS, [Monk of Reichenau.]
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HERMANNUS, [Converted Jew.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
Vol. 170.
HERMANNUS, [Abbot of Tournay.] See Migne, Patr. Lat
Vol. 180.
HERMANNUS, [OF Altaich.] See Monumenta Ger. Hist. —
Script. Tom. XVII., XXIV.
HERMAS, S. See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat Vol. 2.
HERMIAS, [Philosopher.] See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat. Vol. 6.
HERODOTUS. Historia, ex editione Jacobi Gronovii, gr. et lat.
Glasguee, 1761. 9 vols. 8vo. o.r.mor.g.e.
History of Herodotus. A new English version, edited with
copious notes and appendices, by George Rawlinson. London : 1862.
4 vols. 8vo. Maps and Woodcuts, c.
See Classics.
See Venetian Library, 77, 78.
HERP, Frater H. See Venetian Library, 79.
^HERRADIS, [Abbess OF Hohenburg.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
VoL 194.
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HER VjEUS— HIERONYMUS.
HERVALUS, [Archbishop of Rheims.] See Migne, Patr. Lat
Vol. 132.
HERViEUS, [MONK of Bourg-Dieu.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat. Vol. 181.
HESIOD. See Classics.
HESSO, [Schoolman.] See Monumenta Ger. Hist — Script.
Tom. XII.
HESYCHIUS, [Presbyter of Jerusalem.] See Migne, Patr.
Gr. Lat VoL 93.
HETERIUS, [Bishop of Osma.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
Vol. 96.
HEUCHER, M. J. H. See Bibliotheca Curiosa, 4.
HEURES. See Gringore, Pierre.
See Horae.
HEYWOOD, Ellis. II Moro d’Heliseo Heivodo Inglese. AH’
illustrissimo Cardinal Reginaldo Polo. In Fiorenza, appresso Lorenzo
Torrentino. 1 556. Sm. 8vo. br. mor. g. e. (. Mackenzie .)
With the author's autograph inscription.
From the Beckford Library.
HEYWOOD, John. See Percy Society, Vol. 20.
HEYWOOD, Rev. Oliver. His Autobiography, Diaries, Anec-
dote and Event Books ; illustrating the general and family history of
Yorkshire and Lancashire. Edited by J. Horsfall Turner. 1882-85.
4 vols. Sm. 8vo. Plates.
HEYWOOD, Robert. See Chetham Society, LXXVI.
HEYWOOD, Thomas. See Aungervyle Society, Series II.
See Bibliotheca Curiosa, 34.
See Henry, Prince, Son of James I.
See Old Eng. Plays, 1st Series, Vol. IV.
See Percy Society, Vol 3.
HIERONYMUS, S. [Epistolae.] Ad laudem beatissime trinitatis.
exaltations vl’is eccie et honorificetia gl’iosissimi Jeronimi Jncip lib’
Jeronimianus sic dcus eo % epl’as btl Jeronimi . . . . et felice eius
trasitu ex hoc mudo atq> miracl’a eius post morte ipius mentis diuina
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v*tute patrata otineat [Colophon] Explicit . . . Est aut pfls opus
arte ittipssoria feliciter osUmatu p PetrU schoiffer de gernshem 1 civitate
nobili Mogutina . . . Anno domini Mcccc.lxx [ 1 470]. Die septima mensis
septibris. 2 vols. in 1. Folio. Printed upon vellum, br. mor.g.e .
(Lortic.)
From the Firmin- Didot Library.
HIERONYMUS, S. Incipit liber bead Jheronimi cotra helindiu
de virginitate sancte dei genitricis Marie. [Folio 16 recto] Explicit liber
beati Ieronimi contra Helindiu de virginitate sancte dei genitricis Marie .
[Fol. 16 verso] Incipit epistola scl Jeronimi ad Gaudeccum de insti-
tucione filie. [Fol. 19 verso] Explicit epistola btl Jeronimi ad gau. ut
sup. [Fol. 20 recto] Incipit Epistula (sic) beati Iheronimi ad panma-
chium et Occeanum. [Fol. 22 verso] Explicit epla bti Jeronimi ad
pamachiu et oc. [S. 1 . et a., sed Bruxellis, circa 1481.] Sm. 4to.
Hain, 8575.
See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vols. 22-30.
See Venetian Library, 80-83.
HIERONYMUS, [Greek Theologian.] See Migne, Patr. Gr.
Lat. Vol. 40.
HIEROTHEUS. Ecclesiarum Belgicarum Christiana et ortho-
doxa doctrina et politia: videlicet, confessio, catechesis, liturgia et
canones ecclesiastici. In graecum vulgare translata. Excudebatur
Lugduni Batavorum , typis Bonav. et Abrahami Elzeviriorum , 1648.
4to. v.
The whole of this volume, including the title-page and imprint, is in Greek.
HIGDEN, Ralph. Polycronycon. [On folio a 3] And now at
this tyme symply emprynted & sette in forme by me William Caxton.
[At end] Ended [the translation] the second day of Juyll the xxii
yere of the regne of kynge Edward the fourth & of the incarnacion of
oure lord a thousand four honderd foure score and tweyne. [1482.]
Fynysshed per Caxton. Folio. IBldCk %t tttt* br. mor. g. e.
This copy has 10 leaves supplied in facsimile, as follows — Sigs. a 2, 3, 4 and 8,
and sigs. 55 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7. A full description of this book is given by Mr.
Blades in his M Life of William Caxton, w voL il p. 122.
Policronicon. [Colophon] C And here I make an ende of
thys lytyll werke as nyghe as I can fynde after the fourme of the werke
tofore made by Ranulph monke of Chestre. Ended the thyrtenth
daye of ApryU the tenth yere of the regne of kyng Harry the seventh.
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And of the Incamacyon of our lord, M.CCCC.lxxxxv. [1495]- C ^ n ~
prynted at Westmestre by Wynkyn Tkrworde. Folio. Slack ILttttt*
br. mor. g. e. ( Bedford .)
This copy has the first and last leaves in facsimile.
HIGDEN, Ralph. Polycronycon. Imprented in Southwerke by my
Peter Treveris at ye expence s of John Reynes bokeseller, 1527. Folio.
Slack Ureter* Woodcuts, o. r.
With the MS. notes of Mr. R. Nicolson, A.D. 1589, and a map of Surrey by
Norden, “impensis R. Nicolson," inserted. This copy was formerly Dr. Dibdin’s
(see his “ Typog. Antiq.,” voL iii. p. 41), and was afterwards in the Eshton Hall
Library.
See Chronicles and Memorials, No. 41.
See Gale et Fell, VoL 3.
HILARI ANUS, QUINTUS J ULIUS. See Migne, Patr. Lat VoL 1 3.
HILARION, [Monk.] See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat. VoL 158.
HILARIUS, S., [Pope.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. VoL 58.
HILARIUS, S., [Bishop of Poitiers.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
Vols. 9, 10.
See Venetian Library, 89.
HILARIUS, [Deacon.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. VoL 18.
HILARIUS, S., [Bishop of Arles.] See Migne, Patr. Lat
VoL 50.
HILARIUS, [of England.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. VoL 178.
HILDEBERTUS, [Archbishop of Tours.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat VoL 171.
HILDEBRANDUS, [the Younger.] See Migne, Patr. Lat
VoL 181.
HILDEFONSUS, S., [BISHOP OF Toledo.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat VoL 96.
HILDEGARDIS, S., [Abbess.] See Migne, Patr. Lat VoL 197.
HILDEMARUS, [Monk.] See Migne, Patr. Lat VoL 106.
HILDERICUS, [Abbot of Monte Cassino.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat. VoL 105.
HILDUINUS, [Abbot of S. Denis.] See Migne, Patr. Lat
VoL 106.
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HILL, GEORGE Birkbeck. The Life of Sir Rowland Hill, and
the History of Penny Postage. London: 1880. 2 vols. 8vo. Por-
traits and Plates .
HILL, John Harwood. The History of the Parish of Langton,
with a portion of the hundred of Gartree, Leicestershire. Leicester :
1867. Folio. Plates .
The History of Market Harborough, with a portion of the
hundred of Gartree, Leicestershire. Leicester : 1875. Folio. Plates .
HILTON, Walter, [Carthusian Monk.] [Fol. 4] Here
begynnyth ye firste partye of ye boke that is iclepyde scala pffectionis.
that is as muche ffor to say in englysche, as ye ladder of pfection.
Manuscript upon Vellum, of the xiv* centuiy, written on 78 leaves
(7t x 5 inches) with painted capitals. 4to. tnor.
Walter Hilton’s “ Ladder of Perfection” was at the time one of the most popular
of religious treatises, and was composed by him in Sion Monastery, near Shene.
In a long note prefixed Mr. Offor has given a history of the work, and informs us
that this MS. is anterior to any in the British Museum. It contains also the
thirde booke “ of the active and contemplative life,” which is known to exist in only
three copies of Wynkyn de Worde’s edition of 1494.
Scala perfeccdnis. [This title is beneath a large woodcut of
the Virgin and Child before whom a monk is kneeling.] [On a ii]
Here begynnen the chapytours of this present volume of Waltere
Hylton namyd in laten Scala perfeccdnis englisshed the ladder of
perfeccon. Wynkyn de Words, 1494. Folio. 25iftCil ILttttU oL
mor. g. e. (Riviere)
First Edition, and the first book printed by Wynkyn de Worde in his own
name.
HINCMARUS, [Archbishop of Rheims.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat. Vol. 125.
HINCMARUS, [Bishop of Laon.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol.
124.
HINDLE, F. G. The Legal Status of Licensed Victuallers and
other Licence Holders, as affected by recent legislation and decisions.
London: 1883. 8vo.
HIPPOCRATES. See Venetian Library, 84, 85.
HIPPO LYTUS, S., Romanus. See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat. Vol. 10.
HIPPOLYTUS, [Theban.] See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat Vol.
1 17.
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HISTOIRE— HISTORICAL.
HISTOIRE de la Bibliophilie. Paris, 1861-64. Folio. Plates.
HISTORICAL MANUSCRIPTS COMMISSION. Reports,
Nos. 1 — . With Appendices and Indexes. 1870— . Folio
and 8vo.
Still in course of publication.
HISTORICAL REPRINTS, by E. & G. Goldsmid. Edinburgh,
1884-87. 8vo. L. P.
j. The Political Creed of a Tory-Malecontent Edinburgh: 1745.
2. Duke Hamiltons Conditions, for surrendring himself ... to
the Parliaments Forces in the County of Stafford. Printed for R. B.
1648.
3. A Remonstrance or the Declaration of the Lords and Commons,
now Assembled in Parliament, 26. of May. 1642. London, 1642.
4. A Letter from the Right Hon. Ferdinando Lord Fairfax, to His
Excellency Robert Earle of Essex. London, 1643.
5. No Blinde Guides, In Answer to a seditious Pamphlet of J.
Milton’s. London, 1660.
6. The Affairs of Scotland in 1689: Being a Collection of MS.
Accounts of Dundee’s Campaign, From the Papers of Mr. Naime,
Under Secretary to King James II. from 1688 to 1701.
7. News from Dublin in Ireland. Relating how Colonell Jones
. . . fell upon the Rebells. In a Letter to a Member of the Honour-
able House of Commons. London, 1647.
8. The Rye House Plot : Being His Majesty’s Declaration to all
His Loving Subjects concerning the Treasonable Conspiracy lately
discovered. In the Savoy. 1684.
9. The Impostor Painted in his own Colours ; or, The base Birth
and Parentage of the Chevalier de St. George, alias the Pretender,
Now truly brought to Light. London, n. d. [1715.]
10. The Reign of William the Conqueror. Translated from a
Norman-French MS. in the Library of Trinity College, Cambridge,
supposed to be written by Peter de Ickham. 1275.
11. The Genealogy of the Kings of Britain, from Brutus to the
Death of Alfred, Translated from a Norman-French MS. in the
Library of Trinity College, Cambridge, supposed to be written by
Peter de Ickham. 1275.
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HISTORICAL REPRINTS — continued.
12. Four Original Documents relating to the Marriage of Henry
VIII. to Anne of Cleves. 1539-40.
13. Instructions of King Henry VIII. for the General Visitation of
the Monasteries and Nunneries. 1538-39.
14. Four Curious Documents. I. A Letter from Katherine of
Arragon, to Mary, her Daughter. II. Anne Boleyn’s last Letter to
Henry VIII. III. The Proclamation of Lady Jane Grey’s Title to
the Crown. IV. A Letter from the Princess Mary to her Father.
I536-
15. Two Important State Papers. I. Sir Walter Mildmay’s
Opinion concerning the Keeping of the Queen of Scots. II. A Letter
from the Earl of Leicester to the Earl of Sussex concerning the Queen
of Scots. 1569.
16. The Earl of Hertford’s Expedition Against Scotland. 1544.
17. Exact and certaine Newes from the Siege at Yorke. London.
1644.
18. An Answer to the Second Manifesto of the Pretender’s eldest
Son : Which bears Date at the Palace of Holy-rood-house, io* h of
October, 1745. London: 1746.
HISTORY of the Factory Movement from the year 1802, to the
enactment of the Ten Hours’ Bill in 1847. By Alfred. London :
1857. 2 vols. 8vo.
HOBKIRK, Chas. C. P. Huddersfield : its history and natural
history. London : 1859. Sm. 8vo. Plates.
HOBSON, Richard. Charles Waterton: His Home, Habits,
and Handiwork. London: 1866. 8vo. Plates.
HOEL DHA, or Howell the Good, [King of all Wales.]
See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 1 38.
HOLBEIN, Hans. The Images of the Old Testament, lately
expressed, set forthe in Ynglishe and Frenche, vuith a playn and brief
exposition. Printid at Lyons, by Johan Frellon, the yere of our lord
God, 1 549. 4to. Woodcuts. 0. r. mor. g. e.
The woodcuts in this volume were executed by Hans Liitzelburger from designs
by Hans Holbein.
From the Firmin-Didot library.
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HOLBEIN— HOLLAND.
HOLBEIN SOCIETY PUBLICATIONS:—
1. Holbein’s Les Simulachres et Historiees Faces de la Mort
Edited by Henry Green. 1869. 4to.
2. Holbein’s leones Historiarum Veteris Testaments Edited by
Henry Green. 1869. 4to.
3. Mirrour of Maiestie : or the Badges of Honour conceitedly em-
blazoned. Edited by H. Green and J. Croston. 1870. 4to.
4. Andreae Alciati Emblematum Fontes Quatuor. Edited by
Henry Green. 1870. 4to.
5. Andres Alciati Emblematum Flumen abundans. Edited by
Henry Green. 1871. 4to.
6. Grimaldi’s Funeral Oration Jan. 19. 1550 for Andrea Alciati
Edited by Henry Green; 1871. 4to.
7. Ammon, Jobst Gynsceum; or The Theatre of Women.
Edited by Alfred Aspland. 1872. 4to.
8. Tempesta, Ant. The Four Evangelists. Arabic and Latin.
Edited by Alfred Aspland. 1873. 4to.
9- 1 1 . Burgmair, H ans. The T riumph of the Emperor M aximilian I.
Edited by Alfred Aspland. 1875. 3 vols. 4to. and Folio.
1 2. Altdorfer, Albrecht The Fall of Man. Edited by A. Aspland
and W. B. Scott. 1876. 4to.
13. Voragine, J. de. The Golden Legend. (Caxton’s First
Edition.) Edited by Alfred Aspland. 1878. Folio.
14. Ars Moriendi. (Editio princeps, circa 1450). A reproduction
of the copy in the British Museum. Edited by W. H. Rylands.
With an Introduction by Geo. Bullen. 1881. 4to.
1 5. Pfintzing, M. Tewrdannckh. 1882-4. 3 parts in 1 vol. Folio.
16. Hariot, Thomas. A Briefe and True Report of the New
Found Land of Virginia. Edited by W. H. Rylands. 1888. Folio.
HOLINSHED, Ralph. Holinshed’s Chronicles of England,
Scotland, and Ireland. London: 1807-8. 6 vols. 4to. c.
HOLLAND, Henry. Baziliwlogia : A Booke of Kings ; beeing
the true and lively Effigies of all our English Kings from the Conquest
untill this present : With their severall Coats of Armes, Impreses and
Devises : And a briefe Chronologie of their lives and deaths. Elegantly
graven in Copper. Printed for H. Holland , and are to be sold by
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Comp: Holland over against thexchange 1618. Sm. Folio, r. ntor.
g. e. {Bedford)
This copy of the Baziliwlogia contains all the 32 engraved portraits, with
the exception of No. 24, Anne Boleyn, that are described by Lowndes as belonging
to this important and most rare series. There are, besides these Royal portraits,
154 additional portraits, which may be thus classified : 15 Members of the Royal
Family, 37 Nobility, 22 Bishops and Clergy, 9 Chancellors and Lawyers, 12
Warriors and Admirals, 9 Poets, &c., 7 Remarkable Characters, 23 Popes and
Foreign Sovereigns, 20 Foreign Nobility, &c.
The Royal Portraits, &c.
1. Title Page.
2. William the Conqueror.
3. William Rufus.
4. Henry I.
5. Stephen.
6. Henry II.
7. Richard I.
8. John.
9. Henry III.
10. Edward I.
11. Edward II.
12. Edward III.
13. Edward, Prince of Wales.
14. John of Gaunt
15. Richard II.
16. Henry IV.
17. Henry V.
18. Henry VI.
19. Edward IIII.
20. Edward V.
21. Richard III.
22. Henry VII.
23. James IV., King of Scotland.
24- Henry VIII.
25. Henry VIII.
26. Edward VI.
27. Mary.
28. Elizabeth.
29. Elizabeth.
30. Mary, Queen of Scots.
31. Mary, Queen of Scots.
32. Darnley, Lord.
33. James I.
34. Anne of Denmark.
35. Henry, Prince of Wales.
36. Charles, Prince of Wales.
37. Charles, Prince of Wales.
R. E. Sculpsit
R. Elstracke sculpsit
R. E. sculp.
R. E. sculpsit
Sold by Compton Holland.
Sold by Compton Holland.
Sold by Compton Holland.
R. E : sculpsit
R. Elstrack Sc.
[Half length in oval]
Sold by Compton Holland.
R. E. sculpsit
R. Elstracke sculpsit
G. Y[ates] Sc
R. E : sculp :
Sold by Comp : Holland.
R. E. sculp.
R. E. sculpsit
R. Elstracke sculpsit
Sold by Compton Holland.
Sold by Compton Holland.
Sold by Com : Holland.
Sould by Compton Holland.
Francisco Delaram ScuL
Sold .... by Hen : Balaam.
Si. Passaeus sculp : L.
Fran : Delaram Sculp.
Francisco Delaram sculp :
Sold by Compton Holland.
R. Elstrack sculpsit
With eight printed lines beneath the
portrait.
Sould by William Peake.
Simon Passaeus delin : et sculp :
Simon Passaeus sculpsit Lond :
Francisco Delaram Sculp.
Simon Passaeus delin : et sculp : L
Fra. Delaram sculp.
L L
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38. Charles I.
Will : Marshall, sculp Will
Richard. Excudit.
39. Henrietta Maria. R. M. Sculpt Sould by William
Webb.
4a Elizabeth, Princess. Francisco Delaram Sculp : L.
41. Elizabeth, Princess. Sould by Compton Holland.
The altered plate with the crown added.
42. Frederick V. of Rhyne. Fr. Delaram sculp. L.
43. Frederick V. F. D. s.
The altered plate with the crown added.
44. Frederick II., King of Bohemia. Sould by William Peake.
45. Frederick II., King of Bohemia, the
Queen and eight children. R. Vaughan sculp :
46. Frederick Henry, Son of Frederick V.,
Count Palatine of the Rhine. Franciso Delaram : Scul :
Nobility.
47. Arundel, Thomas Howard, Earl of.
48. Bedford, Lucia H., Countess of.
49. Bristol, I. Digby, Earle of.
50. Buckingham, G. Villiers, Duke of.
51. Buckingham, G. Villiers, Duke of.
52. Buckingham, Lady Kath., Marchionesse.
Without the border.
53. Burghley, Syr William Cecill, Baron.
54. Cumberland, George, Earl of.
55. Devon, Charles Blunt, Earl of.
56. Dorset, Richard Sackvile, Earl of.
57. Essex, Robert Devereux, Earl of.
58. Essex, Robert Devereux, Earl of.
59. Hamleton, James, Marques of.
60. Hay, James Lord.
61. Hertford, Frances, Countess of.
62. Lenox, Pr. Lodovick, Duke of.
63. Leicester, Robt Dudley, Earl of.
64. Leicester, Robt. Sidney, Earl of.
65. Montgomery, Philip, Earl of.
66. Mulgrave, Edmond, Earl of.
67. Northumberland, H. P., Earl of.
68. Northumberland, H. P., Earl of, 1619.
69. Nottingham, C. Howard, Earl of.
70. Oxford, Henry Veere, Earl of.
71. Oxford, Robert Veere, Earl of.
72. Pembroke, William Herbert, Earl of.
73. Pembroke, Mary Sidney, Countess of.
74. Rutland, Francis Manners, Earl of.
Simon Passaeus sculp : L.
Simon Passaeus sculpsit, L.
Sold by George Humble.
[| length in ovaL]
William Marshall svilpt.
Magdalena Passe sculpsit.
[i length in oval.]
Ro. Va. sc.
Sold by Henry Balam.
Simon Passaeus sculp : L.
R. E.
Co : Holland excu.
Ro. Vaughan sculp.
Simon Passaeus sculp : Lond.
F. D.
Simon Passaeus sculpsit, L.
Compton Holland excudit
Simon Passaeus sculp : L.
Simon Passaeus sculp. L.
R. E. sc.
Franciscus Delaram Sculpt :
Solde by Maurice Blount
Francisco Delaram fecit & sculpsit
Sould by Geo. Humb.
Si. Passaeus sculp.
R. V. Sold by Comp. Holland.
Ro. Vau : fecit
[Half length in ovaL]
Simon Passaeus sculpsit L.
Geo. Ferbearde ex.
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HOLLAND, Henry. Baziliculogia — continued.
75. Salisbury, Robert Cecil, Earl of.
76. Shrewsbury, John Talbot, Earl of.
77. Somerset, Robt. Car, Earl o£
78. Somerset, Lady Francis, Countess of.
79. Somerset, Robert Car, Earl of, and Lady
Francis his wife.
80. Southampton, Henry Wriothsley, Earl of.
81. SufFolke, Thos. Howard, Earl of.
82. Wallingford, W. Knollis, Viscount.
83. Worcester, Edw. Somerset, Earl of.
Solde by Com : Holland.
Tho. Cecill.
S. Pa : sculp : Lon.
S. Pa : sculp : Lon :
[F ull length figures. Without border.]
Simon Passaeus sculp : Lo. Ao. Dorai
1617.
R. Elstracke sculp :
Sold by Compton Holland.
Simon Passaeus sculpsit L.
Bishops and Clergy.
84. Abbot, G., Arch-Bp. Cant.
85. Abbot, Robt., Bp. Salisbury.
86. Andrewes, Lancelot, Bp. Winchester.
87. Babington, Gervase, Bp. Worcester.
88. Broughton, Dr. Hugo.
89. Fox, John.
9a Hall, Joseph.
91. King, John, Bp. London.
92. Lake, A, Bp. Bath & Wells.
93. Mathew, Tobias, Arch Bp. of York.
94. Montagu, James, Bp. Winchester.
95. Morton, Thomas, Bp. Durham.
96. Mountaine, Geoige, Bp. London.
97. Perkins, W. of Ch. Coll. Camb.
98. Scott, Thomas.
99. Taylor, Thomas.
100. Whitaker, William.
1 01. White, Francis.
102. Williams, John, Episc. Lincoln.
103. Williams, John, Bp. Lincoln.
104. Williams, John, Bp. Lincoln.
Without the hat
105. Wolsey, Cardinal.
Simon Passaeus sculp : Lond.
Francisco Delaram Sculp.
[Half length in oval.]
Ren. Elstrack sculpsit.
Io : Payne sculp : L.
Martin D. sculpsit London.
I. P. fe. Imprinted for P. Stephens
& C. Meredith, 1628.
Simon Passaeus sculpsit
[By Hollar. P. 1452.]
R. E : sculp : He. Hollond excudit
H. et C. Holland excudit, 1617.
[By Faithome.]
G. Y[ates] sculpsit
R. Elstrack sculp.
Will : Marshall sculpt : John Scott
excudit
Will : Marshall, Fecit
John Payne sculp : Lond : 162a
G. Mountin schul, Lo.
Delaram Inventor et sculpsit : Lon.
Sould by Tho. Jenner.
Sould by Tho : Jenner.
Ren. Elstrack sculp.
Chancellors and Lawyers.
106. Bacon, Sir Francis.
107. Caesar, Sir Julius.
108. Coke, Edward.
109. Coventry, Sir Thomas.
1 10. Egerton, Thomas.
hi. Hobart, Sir Henry.
1 1 2. Ley, Sir James.
Simon Passaeus sculpsit L.
R. Elstracke sculpsit.
Si. Passaeus sculp : Lon.
[Half length in oval.]
Si. Passaeus sculp : Lond.
Simon Passaeus, sculpsit L.
I. Payne sculp.
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HOLLAND, HENRY. Baziliulogia — continued.
1 13. More, Sir Thomas. R. Elstracke sculp :
1 14. Montagu, Henry. Fr. Delaram. sculp.
Warriors and Admirals.
1 15. Burgh, Sir John.
1 16. Cecil, Gen. Edw.
1 1 7. Cavendish, Capt Thomas.
1 1 8. Carlyle, Capt. Christopher.
1 19. Drake, Sir Francis.
120. Gilbert, Sir Humphry.
121. Hawkins, Sir John.
122. Raleigh, Sir Walter.
123. Rich, Henry.
124. Sidney, Sir Philip.
125. Vere, Sir Horatio.
126. Wadd, Sir William.
Tho. Cecill sculp.
Simon Passaeus sculpsit, 1618.
[Robert Boissard sc.]
Robert Boissard sc.
RobL Vaughan sculp.
[| length. Square, with lines below.]
[Half length. Square, with lines
below.]
Sim. Pass, sculp.
Wilh : Pass : sculp :
R. Elstracke sculpsit
Francisco Delaram sculp.
Tho. Jenner excu.
127. Burton, William.
128. Drayton, Michael.
129. Harington, John.
13a Jonson, Ben.
131. Overbury, Thomas.
132. Rathbome, A.
133. Segar, Sir William.
134. Silvester, Joseph, {sic) with six li
135. Wither, George.
ETC.
Francisco Delaram, sculp :
WiL Hole scuL
R. Elstrack sculpsit
Ro : Vaughan fecit
SL Passaeus sculp. Lond.
S. [imon] P.[assaeus] s[culp.]
Fran. Delaram sculp.
[Half length in ovaL]
Fr. Delaram sculp. Lo.
Remarkable Characters.
136. Butler, W. S.[imon] P.[assaeus] s[culpsit].
137. Gresham, Sir Thomas. Francisco Delaram sculpsit
138. Smith, Sir Thomas. Simon Passaeus sculp.
139. Sommers, Will, King Henry's Jester. Franc. DeL scul.
14a Sutton, Thomas. R. Elstracke, sculpsit
141. Whittington, Richard, with the skull. R. Elstrack sculpsit
142. Whittington, Richard, with the cat R. Elstrack sculpsit
Popes and Foreign Sovereigns.
143. Paul V., Pope.
144. Gregory IV. {sic pro XV.), Pope.
145. Urbain VIII., Pope.
146. Demetrius, Emp. of Russia.
147. Charles V., Emp. of Romans.
148. Ferdinand II., Emp. of Germany.
149. Mahomet
150. Solyman, Emp. of the Turkes.
Sold by Comp. Holland.
Geor. Yate. scuL
Sold by Roger DanielL
T[homas] C[ecil] sculp.
[Full length. Without border.]
T[homas] C[ecil] sculp : L.
[Full length. Without border.]
[Full length. Without border.]
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15 1. Osman, Emp. of the Turks.
152. A comath, Emp. of the Turks.
153. Mustapha, Emp. of the Turks.
154. Tamerlane, Emp. of Tartarie.
155. Castriot, George, alias Scanderbeg.
156. Henry IV., King of France.
157. Louis XIII.
158. Anna Maria, Queen of France.
159. Christian IV., King of Denmark.
160. Gustavus Adolphus, King of Sweden.
1 61. Gustavus Adolphus, King of Sweden.
162. Isabella Clara Eugenia, Infanta of
Spain.
163. Sigismund III., King of Poland.
164. Bethlem Gabor, King of Hungary.
165. Padesha Shassallem, the Gt. MogolL
Sold at the Globe.
Rob. Va. sculp.
G. Y.[ates] scu.
[Full length. Without border.]
[Full length. Without border.]
[Half length in oval]
Will Pass. scul. Tho. Jenner ex.
[Half length in oval.]
Ren. Elstracke sculpsit.
Sold by Geo. Humble.
Tho. Cecill sculp.
R. E. sculpsit
R. E. sculp.
Sold by Compton Holland.
R. E. sculpsit.
Foreign Nobility.
166. Albert, Arch Duke of Austria.
167. Mary of Austria.
168. Maximilian, Duke of Bavaria.
169. Christian, Duke of Brunswick.
170. William, Prince of Orange, died 1584.
1 7 1. Henry, Prince of Orange, 1630.
172. Maurice, Prince of Orange.
173. Augustus, Duke of Saxony.
174. Sigismundus Bathorius.
175. John, Count Palatine of the Rhine.
176. Salmienti de Acuna.
1 77. Bonaventure, Earl of Buquoy.
178. Couchine, Marquis d'Ancre.
179. Ernest, Earl of Mansfield.
180. Oldenbamevelt, Sir J.
1 8 1. Spinola, Ambrosius.
182. Tilly, Lord Baron of.
183. Dominis, Marc Ant de, Archbishop of
Spalatro.
184. Bellarmin, Cardinal.
185. Luther, Martin.
R. Elstrack sculp.
Simon Passaeus sculpsit
Sould by Roger DanelL
J. Payne, sculpsit
[Full length. Without border.]
Sould by Thomas Johnson.
Solde by Compton Holland.
R. E. ScuL
R. Elstrack sculpsit.
Henr. Holland, excudit, Lond.
Insculptum a Simone Passaeo.
[Half length in oval.]
T. C. sculp.
Sold by George Humble.
R. E. scul
R. D. exc.
Sold by Geo. Humble.
R. Elstracke sculpsit
[Half length in oval.]
Tho. Hollman sc.
The following note respecting the Baziliwlogia Prints was prefixed to a selec-
tion of those portraits in the Sale Catalogue of Colonel Durrant’s Collection : —
“ This extremely rare and interesting Series of Portraits is esteemed the most
valuable Book of Prints existing. They were originally published as separate
publications, at different periods of the reigns of Elizabeth and James I., but were
occasionally sold as one series, with a Title prefixed, * Baziliwlogia, or a Book of
Kings, being the true & lively Effigies of all our English Kings etc. London
1 61 8/
“ So rare is this collection, that but five or six copies have been discovered, and
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they materially varying both in number of plates and beauty of impression. The
most complete was the celebrated De la Bere volume sold by Mr. Christie, March 27,
1811, which contained 152 portraits and produced £fo\ 15 s. Another was the Fife
Volume, sold by Mr. Stewart, Feb. 14, 1812, which contained 153 plates, and
brought ^545 5J.
u Two or three other copies have since been discovered, but with a far less number
of plates. The whole of these volumes have been cut up and sold separately — the
rarity, therefore, of anything like a perfect series is proportionably increased- It
is to be remarked that while each of these volumes contained some fine impressions,
others were very indifferent ; and so are the few volumes still existing in their
original form, of which there are two in the Bodleian Library (varying in the num-
ber of plates) and one in the Biblioth&que at Paris.
“ They are also highly valuable in connection with the history of English Art,
being the first published British Portraits, and chiefly by native artists.”
Accompanying the volume described above is a copy of the Sale Catalogue of
the celebrated De la Bere Collection, with the names of purchasers and the prices
inserted. There is also bound up with the Catalogue a manuscript list of the por-
traits contained in the present collection and other memoranda.
HOLLAND, Henry. Her*K>logia Anglica hoc est clarissimorvm
et doctissimorvm aliqovt (sic) Anglorvm qvi florvervnt ab anno Cristi
.M.D. vsq* ad presentem annvm M.D.C.XX. Viuae Effigies Vitae
et elogia Duobus tomis. Authore .H.H. Anglo Britanno : Itnpensis
Crispini Passed Calcographus et Jansonii Bibliopoles Amhemiensis.
[1620.] Folio. Portraits, r.mor.g.e . (Bedford.)
HOLLAND, Robert. See Eng. Dialect Society, 44, 46, 51.
HOLLAR, WENCESLAUS. Amoenissimae aliquot locorum in
diversis Provinciis iacentiu Effigies a Wenceslao Hollar Pragensi de-
lineatae et aeri sculptae Coloniae Agrippinae. Anno 1635. Abraham
Hogenberg. excudit.
A series of 24 small engravings of views in Germany (Parthey, 695-718).
1. Praga. 2. Bey Prag. 3. Zu Prag. 4. Zu Numberg. 5. Zu Augspurg.
6. An dem Neckar. 7. Zoll Schantz an der Strassburger Brucken. 8. Am Rhein
bey Strassburg. 9. Bey Strassburg. 10. Zu Strassburg. 11. Zu Speier. 12. Bey
Hanaw. 13. Zu Francfort. 14. Rudessheim im Rinckow. 15. ZuCobolentz. 16.
Drachenfelss. 17. Zu Collen. 18. Zu Collen. 19. Zu Duren. 2a Zu WeseL
21. Zu Delfshaven. 22. Die Zuyder See. 23. Die Zuyder Zee. 24. Das Meer.
This and the two following series, from the Beckford Library, are bound
together in one volume in russia.
Prospectus aliquot locorum in diversis Provinciis iacentium
a Wenceslao Hollar Bohemo delineati et Aqua Forti aeri insculpti
A 0 1643. Londini.
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A series of 12 views in Germany (Parthey, 739-750).
i. Mons S. Laurentii Pragae vulgo Lorentzberg. 2. Zu Bonn. 3. Zu Hemsen
bei Mechelen. 4. Zu Cdlln. 5. bey Brussels. 6. Zu Duren. 7. Die Holtzpfort
zu Duren. 8. Molda fl. apud Pragam. 9. Herbipolis vulgo Wurtzburg. 10. Zu
Mentz. 11. Zu Bonn. 12. Arx Moguntiensis.
HOLLAR, WENCESLAUS. Six small views near Genoa (Parthey,
1095-1100).
1. Besagno. 2. S. Julian d'Arba. 3. Bey Genoa. 4. S. Juliano d'Arba.
5. bey Genoa. 6. bey Genoa.
A Collection of forty-seven engravings mounted in a 4*0.
volume, r. g. e. {Lewis.)
Contents : — 1. The bust of an old man, after Leonardo da Vinci (Parthey, 1558).
2. The half-length figure of an old man, after L. da Vinci (P. 1580). 3. The
bust of a youth wearing a large cap, after Leonardo da Vinci (P. 1585). 4. The
bust of a woman, after Leonardo da Vinci (P. 1 589). 5. The head of an old man
(P. 1673). 6. The head of an old man (P. 1675). 7. A similar head to the above,
but turned to the left instead of to the right, without the engraver's name, and appa-
rently unknown to Parthey. 8. The head of an old man (P. 1674). 9. The head of
an old man (P. 1672). 10. The head of a man, after Leonardo da Vinci (P. 1583).
1 1. The head of a man, after Leonardo da Vinci (P. 1582). 12. The bust of a man,
after Leonardo da Vinci (P. 1586). 13. The head of a man, after Leonardo da
Vinci (P. 1577). 14. The head of a man, after Leonardo da Vinci (P. 1584). 15.
The head of a girl, after Parmegiano (P. 1622). 16. A youthful head (P. 1676).
17. The head of a girl (P. 1714). 18. (Petrarch's Laura) after Giorgione (P. 1541).
19. The bust of a man in the costume of a monk, without the engraver's name, and
apparently undescribed by Parthey. 20. The bust of a girl, after Padoano (P. 1615).
21. The bust of a woman, after Monsignor (P. 1614). 22. (Petrarch's Laura) after
Giorgione (P. 1540). 23. The bust of a girl, after Monsignor (P. 1612). 24. The
bust of a girl, after L. di Credi (P. 1533). 25. The bust of a woman, after Mon-
signor (P. 1613). 26. The head of a woman, after Mazulino (P. 1611). 27. Another
impression of the same print 28. The head of a girl, with a floral wreath (P. 1623).
29. The head of a woman (P. 1700). 30. The head of a woman (P. 1713). 31. The
head of a youth (P. 1671). 32. A duplicate impression of No. 17. 33. The head
of a man, after Screta (P. 1643). 34. The bust of a man, after Holbein (P. 1548).
35. The bust of a young woman (P. 1662). 36. The head of a young woman
(P. 1702). 37. The head of a woman (P. 1666). 38. The busts of five women en-
graved upon one plate (P. 1724). 39. The bust of a woman (P. 1699). 40. The
bust of a woman (P. 1701). 41. The head of a woman (P. 1667). 42. The head of
a woman (P. 1663). 43. The bust of a woman (P. 1664). 44. The back view of a
woman’s head (P. 1665). 45. The bust of a woman (P. 1706). 46. Mary Queen of
Scots (P. 1705). 47. Marie de Medicis (P. 1709).
From the Beckford Library.
Omatus Muliebris Anglicanus or the Severall Habits of
English-Women, from the Nobilitie to the con try Woman, as they are
in these times. Wenceslaus Hollar ; Bohetnus fecit Londitii, A 9 1640.
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Cum priviUgio Regis . London Printed and sould by P. Overton
without Newgat, etc. Folio, r. mor. ( Wright .)
This series of engravings consists of an engraved title and twenty-six plates,
two plates being printed upon one lead (Parthey, 1778-1803.)
HOLLAR, Wenceslaus. Theatru Mulierum, sive Varietas atq.
Differentia Habituum Fceminei Sexus, diversorum Europae Nationum
hodiemo Tempore vulgo in usu, a Wenceslao Hollar, etc. Bohemo
delineate et aqua forti aeri sculpt* Londini A° 1643. London, printed
and sold by Henry Overton at the Wite Horse with out New-gate. Sm.
8vo. Plates, r. mor. g. e.
The title given above is followed by a second commencing “ Aula Veneris.*
The series is not quite complete, but contains 86 out of the 103 prints described by
Parthey as forming the complete series (P. 1804-1907).
There are at the end of the volume three prints of monks and one of a nun
(P. 1974, 1978, 1979, 1982).
From the Yemenis Library.
A description of the Works of Wenceslaus Hollar, with some
account of his life. By George Vertue. Second Edition. London ,
1759. 4to. r. mor. g. e.
This copy is interleaved and illustrated with nearly 100 engravings.
HOLLINGWORTH, R. See Charles I.
HOLMES, Richard. The Sieges of Pontefract Castle. 1644-
1648. Pontefract: 1887. 8vo. Photographs.
HOLROYD, Abraham. Collectanea Bradfordiana : A Collec-
tion of Papers on the History of Bradford and the Neighbourhood.
Saltaire: 1873. 8vo. Frontispiece.
HOLSTENIUS, Lucas. Codex Regularum Monasticarum et
Canonicarum quas SS. Patres Monachis, Canonicis & Virginibus
Sanctimonialibus servanda s praescripserunt Collectus olim 4 S.
Benedicto Anianense Abbate Observationibus critico-historicis
a P. R. P. Mariano Brockie illustratus. Augusta Vindelicorum , 1759.
6 vols. in 3. Folio. 0. c.
HOMER. Opera, (graced.) F lor entice, sumptibus Bern, et Merit
Nerliorum , 1488. 2 vols. Folio. Editio Princeps. 0. r.
A remarkably fine and perfect copy.
Homeri Ilias, id est, de rebus ad Troiam gestis, (graeci.)
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Typis regiis. Parisiis , 1554. Apud A dr. Tumebum. 8vo. 0. bl.
mor. g. e.
From the Longepierre, Grafton, and Beckford libraries, with the Golden Fleece
of Baron de Longepierre in gilt on the sides.
HOMER. Ilias et Odyssea. Londini Gulieltnus Pickering ; 1831.
2 vols. 48 mo. Portrait . r. mor. g. e. ( Cap /.)
— Aliud exemplar. Printed upon vellum, r. mor. g. e.
Batrachomyomachia graecfe ad Veterum Exemplarium fidem
Recusa : Glossa grseca ; variantibus lectionibus ; versionibus latinis ;
commentariis & indicibus illustrata. Londini: Typis Gulielmi Bowyer.
1721. 8vo. 0. r. mor. g. e.
See Classics.
See Venetian Library, 86.
HOMILIES. Manuscript upon Vellum of the xiii* century,
written upon 180 leaves x 5f inches). Sm. 4to. br. mor.
This MS. contains 228 Homilies for Sundays and Saints' Days. The first on
Divine Wisdom commences : Divina Sapientia a principio duo fecit palacia.
On the last leaf is a poem of 104 lines on the shortness of this life and the
vanity of the world, addressed to the students of the schools at Vercelli, com-
mencing :
O consortes, O dilecti,
O scolares praeelecti,
hunc si placet audiatis
verbum vitae brevitatis.
This is followed by the epitaph of Aymo de Briancon, a Carthusian, who became
Archbishop of Tarustaise in 1179 and crowned Philip of Suabia King of the
Romans in 1 198.
Aymo, Dei servus, pastor Darendasiensis,
Splendor honestatis reproborum flammeus ensis,
Floruit in vita flos summae nobilitatis,
Magnatum rector, regum dux, lux probitatis
Namque coronavit regem * * * Elemannum
Cum cuius regis patre transierat mare magnum
Floret et hoc tumulo fama florens meliore
Qui legit hos flores oret pro tarn meliore.
HONE, William. The Apocryphal New Testament, being all
the Gospels, Epistles, and other pieces now extant, attributed in the
first four centuries to Jesus Christ, His Apostles, and their com-
panions, and not included in the New Testament, by its Compilers.
Translated from the original tongues and now first collected into one
volume. London: 1820. 8vo.
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HONORIUS I., [Pope.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 80.
HONORIUS II., [Pope.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. VoL 1 66.
HONORIUS, [Monk.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 74.
HONORIUS, [Bishop of Autun.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
Vol. 172.
See Monumenta Ger. Hist — Script. Tom. X., XXIV.
HOOK, Walter Farquhar, D.D. Lives of the Archbishops
of Canterbury. Two Series, with Index. London: 1860-76. 12
vols. 8vo.
HOPE, Robert Charles. A Glossary of Dialectal Place-
Nomenclature, to which is appended a List of Family Surnames
pronounced differently from what the Spelling suggests. Scar -
borough: 1883. Sm. 8vo.
HORiE. Heures et Matines, avec le Calendrier. MANUSCRIPT
UPON Vellum of the xiv lh century, written upon 486 leaves (6j- x 4^
inches), with numerous ivy-leaf borders, one miniature of a Priest
saying Mass (2f x 2 inches), 80 historiated initial letters and numerous
illuminated capitals. Sm. 4to. 0 . r. mor. g. e.
From the Bragge Collection.
HORjE Beats Maris Virginis ad usum Ecclesis Sarisburiensis,
cum Calendario. Manuscript upon Vellum of the xiv* century,
written upon 109 leaves (8f x 6 inches). 8vo. red velvet .
This manuscript is unquestionably of English execution, and is very remarkable
in that, while the miniatures are a sad example of the declension of English
miniature art in the second half of the fourteenth century, the decorative work
with which the book is illuminated displays most, if not all, the excellencies of the
early English school, being at once rich, varied, and gorgeous, and recalling the
splendid designs of three centuries earlier. It is worthy of notice that the green
which is usually a distinctive mark of English work is entirely absent in the
decorative work of this beautiful volume. It opens with a Calendar which occupies
twelve pages. At the bottom of the third page is written in a fifteenth century
hand —
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In the Calendar we find : Mar. 20. St. Cuthbert ApL 3. St Richard (of
Chichester). June 9. Trans, of St Edmund. June 20. Trans, of St Edward.
June 22. St Alban. June 23. St Ethelreda. July 15. St. Swithun. July 17. St.
Kenelm. Nov. 17. St. Hugh, and other festivals which fully attest the English
origin of the volume.
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After the calendar follow two leaves bearing, the first on the verso, and the
second on the recto, four miniatures in compartments. On the first are St.
Christopher, St. George, St. Anne instructing her daughter to read, and St. Mary
Magdalen. On the second St. John Baptist, St John the Evangelist, St Katherine,
and St. Margaret On folio 1 of the book begins the prayer of the Venerable
Bede on the seven sayings of our Lord upon the Cross. The large initial letter D is a
figure of our Lady with the infant Christ, and to the right and left are depicted the
portraits of the patron of the book and his wife. On folio 2 b is a miniature of the
B. Virgin seated at the foot of the Cross with the Dead Body of Christ on her
lap, and the Apostle St. John kneeling beside her. This is followed by the Office
of our Lady of Pity. Folio 5 b. The Holy Trinity ; and here again kneeling on
either side are the 'portraits of the patron and patroness, facing which is the
Annunciation ; the miniatures in each case are rude, but the borders which sur-
round them are grand pieces of design. 13 b. The Meeting of Mary and Eliza-
beth. 27 b. The Betrayal 31 b. Christ before Pilate. 35 b. The Scourging.
38 b. Christ nailed to the Cross. 41 b. The Crucifixion ; on the left Longinus
with the spear, with his left hand to his eye indicating his blindness ; on the right
the centurion with the legend “ vere films dei erat iste.” 44 b. The Descent from
the Cross. 50 a. The Entombment. 50 b. The Resurrection. 68 b. The Office
for the Dead. On the page which faces each of these miniatures is a border of
exceptional beauty of design and marvellous richness.
HORiE Beatae Mariae Virginis, cum Calendario. MANUSCRIPT
UPON Vellum of the xv to century, of Flemish execution, written
upon 240 leaves (4f x 3 inches). Sm. 8vo. red velvet.
The Calendar is decorated with borders and small miniatures. The sixty-six
borders are exquisite examples of Flemish Art, as are also the twenty-one minia-
tures, which represent the following subjects 1. The Head of the Saviour.
2. The Entry into Jerusalem. 3. Jesus and Mary His Mother. 4. Jesus washing
His Disciples' Feet. 5. Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane. 6. The Betrayal.
7. Jesus brought before Caiaphas. 8. Jesus before Pilate. 9. Jesus bearing the
Cross. 10. The Crucifixion. 11. The Body of Jesus taken from the Cross. 12.
The Entombment 13. The Resurrection. 14. Jesus appearing to Mary. 15.
Jesus appearing to His Disciples. 16. King David praying. 17. The Raising of
Lazarus. 18. St John Baptist. 19. St. Thomas Aquinas. 20. St. Mary Magdalen.
21. St Jerome.
From Sir William Tite’s Collection.
HOR-E Beatae Mariae Virginis aliaque Officia in Usum Romanum,
cum Calendario. Manuscript upon Vellum of the XV th century,
of French execution, written upon 183 leaves (8£ x 6^ inches). 4to»
gr. mar . g. e. ( Derome .)
This superb manuscript is written in Gothic letters, every page being decorated
with a rich border in the style known as the ivy-leaf pattern. There are 36
miniatures in the Calendar, consisting of the signs of the Zodiac, the figures of
Saints, and the Occupations for the various months, also 1 1 large miniatures in the
body of the volume, the subjects of which are as follows . — 1. The Annunciation ;
this miniature is within an architectural border containing six scenes from the Life
of the Virgin. 2. The Meeting of Mary and Elizabeth. 3. The Holy Family at
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Bethlehem. 4. The Announcement to the Shepherds. 5. The Worship of the
Magi. 6. The Presentation in the Temple. 7. The Flight into Egypt ; there are
two small circular miniatures relating to the large one introduced into the border
surrounding this page. 8. King David kneeling, with landscape background ; in the
border is a small painting of King David and Bathsheba. 9. The Crucifixion ; in
the border to this page the artist has introduced four circular miniatures of scenes
from the Passion. 10. The Day of Pentecost, the scene of the Baptism of Our Lord
being introduced into the border. 11. St Gregory’s Vision.
From Sir William Tito’s Collection.
HORjE Beatae Mariae Virginis, cum Calendario. MANUSCRIPT
UPON Vellum of the XV th century, of French execution, written upon
90 leaves (6x4 inches). Sm. 4to. purple velvet , with enamelled
and jewelled clasps .
The beautiful borders which enclose every page of this richly decorated volume
are for the most part of architectural design, and contain miniatures portraying
scenes from the Old and New Testaments, the Lives of the Saints, &c. The
borders to the Calendar contain miniatures illustrating the agricultural pursuits for
the various months in the year, and the signs of the Zodiac There are eleven large
and seven small miniatures in addition to those within the borders, the subjects of
the large ones being as follows . — 1. The Annunciation. 2. The Meeting of Mary
and Elizabeth. 3. The Holy Family. 4 The Announcement to the Shepherds. 5.
The Worship of the Magi. 6. The Presentation in the Temple. 7. The Flight into
Egypt. 8. The Virgin and the Saviour seated upon thrones. 9. Bathsheba in the
Bath. io. The Crucifixion. 1 1. The Day of Pentecost
HORiE Beatae Mariae Virginis, cum Calendario. MANUSCRIPT
UPON VELLUM of the XV th century, of French execution, written
upon 181 leaves (5 x 3£ inches). Sm. 8vo. blue velvet.
The Calendar and each page of text is decorated with a border, those in the
Calendar having a small miniature of the sign of the Zodiac inserted ; there are
besides twenty-seven remarkable miniatures, each of which occupies a whole page ;
they are as follows . — 1. St. John. 2. St Luke. 3. St. Matthew. 4 St Mark. 5. A
beautiful painting of the head of the Virgin Mary. 6. The Virgin and Child. 7. A
painting representing a child, richly dressed, kneeling in prayer ; probably the por-
trait of the young prince or noble for whom this very beautiful volume was executed.
Inserted in the miniature is a coat-of-arms, a thistle and three crescents. 8. The
Annunciation. 9. The Meeting of Mary and Elizabeth. 10. The Crucifixion.
11. The Day of Pentecost 12. The Holy Family. 13. The Announcement to the
Shepherds. 14 The Worship of the Magi. 15. The Presentation in the Temple.
16. The Flight into Egypt. 17. The Coronation of the Virgin. 18. Zacharias and
Elizabeth. 19. David and Goliath. 20. The Service for the Dead. 21. Full-length
painting of our Saviour, seated, and holding a globe. 22. St. Michael. 23. St
John Baptist. 24 SS. Peter and PauL 25. St Sebastian. 26. St Christopher.
27. The Virgin Mary and Jesus seated upon a throne, and surrounded by the
Saints.
AU the miniatures in this little manuscript are the work of an artist of the first
rank.
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HORjE Beatae Mariae Virginis, cum Calendario. MANUSCRIPT
UPON Vellum of the XV th century, of French execution, written
upon 260 leaves (5^ x 3| inches). 8vo. 0 . r. mor .
This MS. contains thirty-four full-page miniatures : — 1. St John. 2. St Luke.
3. St. Matthew. 4. St Mark. 5. The Virgin and Child. 6. The Annunciation. 7.
Mary and Elizabeth. 8. The Holy Family. 9. The Announcement to the Shep-
herds. 10. The Worship of the Magi. 11. The Presentation in the Temple. 12.
The Flight into Egypt . 13. The Assumption of the Virgin. 14. This miniature is
divided into eight compartments, each of which contains a scene from the Passion.
15. The Day of Pentecost. 16. King David. 17. Service for the Dead. 18. St.
Jerome. 19. Stabat Mater. 20. The Vision of St Gregory. 21. St Veronica. 22.
St John Baptist. 23. St George. 24. St. Katherine. 25. St Sebastian. 26. View
of a Churchyard, with devils carrying off a soul into purgatory. 27. The Tempta-
tion of a Saint. 28. The Holy Trinity. 29. St. Stephen. 30. St. Lawrence. 31.
St. Christopher. 32. St Mary Magdalen. 33. The Coronation of the Virgin. 34.
The Day of Judgment
HORiE Beatae Mariae Virginis. MANUSCRIPT UPON VELLUM of
the xv th century, of French execution, beautifully written in Roman
character in black and blue ink, with gilt letters and illuminated
capitals, upon 103 leaves (6j- x 4^ inches). Sm. 4to. o. r. tnor. 9
silver comer-pieces and clasps .
This MS. contains fourteen large paintings and one small one, which unfor-
tunately have been executed by different hands, for while Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 10 are
in the finest style of French art, the remainder are altogether inferior. The subjects
are as follows : — 1. St John. 2. Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane. 3. The
Virgin Mary suckling the Infant Jesus ; a superb painting. 4. The Annunciation.
5. The Meeting of Mary and Elizabeth. 6. The Holy Family. 7. The Announce-
ment to the Shepherds. 8. The Worship of the Magi. 9. The Presentation in the
Temple. 10. The Flight into Egypt. 11. The Assumption of the Virgin. 12. The
Virgin and Child. 13. King David and Uriah. 14. The Raising of Lazarus. 15.
The Crucifixion.
HORiE Beatae Mariae Virginis. Manuscript upon Vellum of
the xvi* century, of French execution, written in a neat Roman
letter upon 170 leaves (4-^ x 2f inches). Sm. 8vo. o. mor. 9 clasps .
On the inside of the cover, in gilt letters, is the following inscription : “ Livre
d’Heures de Claude de Lorraine Premier Due de Guise 1527. Pro-
VENANT DE LA BlBLIOTHEQUE DE LA DUCHESSE DE BERRY." At the base of
the first miniature is the Guise coat-of-arms. There are seventeen full-page minia-
tures, representing the following subjects : — 1. St John. 2. Jesus in the Garden
of Gethsemane. 3. Coronation of the Virgin. 4. The Meeting of Mary and Eliza-
beth. 5. The Holy Family. 6. The Announcement to the Shepherds. 7. The
Worship of the Magi. 8. The Presentation in the Temple. 9. The Flight into
Egypt. 10. Bathsheba in the Bath. 11. King David praying; this miniature
bears the date 1527. 12. The Service for the Dead. 13. The Holy Trinity. 14.
St. Justin. 15. St Regulus. 16. The Virgin and Child within a glory. 17. The
Annunciation. There are besides twenty-one small miniatures.
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HORjE Beats Maris Virginis, cum Calendario. Manuscript
UPON VELLUM of the XVI th century, of Flemish execution, written
upon 1 19 leaves x Si inches), and containing 5 bordered minia-
tures. 4to. o. c.
[HORvE Beats Maris Virginis.] Hors beatiss. virginis secudum
consuetudinem romans curis. Septem psalmi poenitentiales cu letaniis
et orationibus, (grsci.) Vcnetiis , Aldus Manutius, 149 7, die V mensis
dcccmbris . i6mo. purple mor. g. e.
1 12 leaves, with a woodcut of the Annunciation upon the back of the title.
Ces presentes heures a lusaige de Paris sont toutes au long
sans ries requerir aveq les heures saincte geneuiefue et la comemora-
tion saint Marcel et de saint Germain. [Colophon.] Ces psentes
heures a lusaige de Paris furent achevees le jcx. iour dc iuitig Latt Mil .
ccccc. [1500.] Par Thielma kerver pour Guillaume eustace tenant sa
boutique dedens la grant salle du palais du coste de la chapelle de mes -
seigneurs les presides ou sur les gras degrez du coste de la conciergerie a
lymaige saitict Jehan levangeliste . 4to. Printed upon vellum . Wood-
cuts. o. r. mor . g. e.
a — m in eights.
All the woodcuts in this copy are illuminated to represent miniatures and every
page has an illuminated border.
Ces psentes heures a lusaige de Rome avec les figures £
signes de lapocalipse $ miracles nostre dame et aultres plusieurs
nouuelles hystoires ont este Iprimees pour Symon vostre Libraire :
demourat a paris a la rue neuue. [1506.] 8vo. Printed upon vellum .
Woodcuts arid woodcut borders, r. mor \ g. e. (An inlaid 1 St A century
binding .)
a — k in eights, 1, 10 leaves.
From the Firmin-Didot Library.
Ces presetes heures a lusaige de Rome au long sans requerir
ont este imprimees a Paris par Philippe pigouchet pour Guillaume
eustace marchant Libraire : demourant a Paris en la rue de la iuifrie
a lensaigne des sagittaires ou dedes la grade salle du palais au tiers
pillier. Mil. v. c. $. ix. [1509.] 8vo. Printed upon vellum. Wood-
cuts and woodcut borders . c. (Hagul.)
a — r 4 in eights.
From the Firmin-Didot Library.
Hore beatissime vginis Marie ad usum Sarisburiesis ecclesie
accuratissime Ipresse cu multis orationib® pulcherrimis et indulgentiis
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iam ultimo recenter insertis. [Colophon.] Impressum parisius per
Thielmannum Kerver impressorem ac librarium iuratum alme universi-
tatis parisietisis . Impensis $ sumptibus prestantissimi Wilhelmi bretton
civis % mercatoris londoniisis % stapul. ville calisie. Anno dHi millesimo
quingcntesimo decimo : [1510] die vero quinta mensis Septembris. 8vo.
Woodcuts and woodcut borders . br. mor. double. g. e. ( Bedford .)
a— 2 in eights.
[HORiE Beatae Mariae Virginia] Horae in laudem beatiss. Vir-
ginis secundum consuetudinem Romanae curiae. Septem Psalmi pceni-
tentiales cum litaniis et orationibus sacrificium in laudem sanctiss.
Virginis, (graeck) Tubingce apud Thomant Anshelmum mense Augusto.
Anno 1514. i6mo. 0. c.
1 12 leaves, printed in red and black.
Ces presentes heures a lusaige de Rome toutes au long sans
reqrir : avec les figures $ signes de lapocalipse : la vie de thobie et de
iudic, les accidcs de lh 5 me le triumphe de cesar, les miracles nostre
dame : ont este faictes a Paris pour Symo Vostre libraire demourat en
la rue neufue a leseigne. s. ieha levagel*. [1514.] 8vo. Printed
upon vellum. Woodcuts and woodcut borders, bl. mor. g. e.
a — c in eights ; d, 4 1L ; e — p in eights ; a, e, i, 8 11. each.
Horae in laudem Beatiss. Virginis secundum consuetudinem
Romanae Curiae. Septem Psalmi poenitentiales cum litaniis et orationi-
bus. Sacrificium in laudem sanctiss. Virginis, (graeci.) Hagenoce,
ex Charisio Thomce Anshelmi. Mense Augusto. 1518. i6mo. v.
1 12 leaves, printed in red and black.
Heures a lusaige de Romme toutes au long sans ries re-
querir Nouuellement imprimees a Paris pour Germain Hardouin
demourant entre les deux portes du Palays a lenseigne saincte
Marguerite. [Colophon.] Ces presentes heures a lusaige de Rome tout
au log sans riens requerir .... imprimees a Paris pour Germain
Hardouyn libraire demourat. audit lieu } etc . [s. d., vers 1520.] i2mo.
(4 in. x 2 in.) Printed upon vellum, red velvety gilt bosses and clasps.
90 leaves, printed in Gothic type, with the woodcuts coloured.
At the commencement of the volume is a modem drawing of the Crucifixion,
succeeded by the following inscription: “ Ferdi nando Quarto Archiduci
Austrian etc : Domino suo clementissimo dedit. Casp : Sitnikh. d.
m.d.lxxxiii. Cal. Xbris.** The armorial bearings of the Archduke are painted
upon the opposite leaf.
The almanack is from 1520 to 1538.
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[HORjE Beats Maris Virginia.] Hors in laudem beatiss. Vir-
ginia secudem consuetudinem Romans curis. Septem Psalmi pceni-
tentialea cum litaniis, et orationibua. Sacrificium in laudem sanctiss.
Virginia, (grsci.) Venetiis apud Aldum mense Junio . 1521. i6mo.
o. c.
160 leaves, printed in red and black, with the Aldine anchor in red upon the
verso of the last leaf.
Hore in laudem beatiasime Virginia Marie, multis orationibus
figurisqi noviter inventia Incipiunt felidter. V males habmtur in
officina GuilUrmi Godard librarii iurati Parisieh . [Colophon.] Finiut
Hore semper benedicte, virginis marie Sccudum usum Romanum ....
typis ac caracteribus Grecis noviter Parisiis exarate ; opera industrii
Bibliographi Petri Vidoup ’, impressoris peritissimi, ere ac impendio
Honesti viri Guillermi Godard .... Anno a partu virgineo.
Mxccccjcxiii \ [1523.] ad calculu Rdanu. 8vo. Printed upon vellum , .
Woodcuts and woodcut borders, gr. mor. g. e.
92 leaves, printed in red and black in Roman type. The large woodcuts are
coloured to represent miniature paintings.
From the Firmin-Didot Library.
Hors in laudem beatissims Virginis, secundu consuetu-
dinem Romans Curis. Septem Psalmi poenitentiales cum Letaniis
et orationibus. Adiects sunt his preculs aliquot, Johannis Damas-
ceni, ad unicum mediatorem Dominum nostrum Jesum Christum,
sanctissims. Chrysostomi de orado deum orationes dus, (graec£.)
Antverpice apud Martinum Ccesarem , Anno a Christo nato , 1528. mense
Novemb. Jodocus Velareus recognoscebat. i6mo. v.
A — V 7 in eights, printed in red and black.
Horae, in laude beatiss. virginis mariae, ad usum Romanum.
[Colophon.] Parrhisiis , Ex Officina Gotofredi Torini Biturigici,
Regii Impressoris Ad insigne Vasis effracti. Anno Salu . M.Djcxxi.
[1531.] Die jcx. Misis Octo . 8vo. Woodcuts and woodcut borders,
bl. mor. g. e.
A — V in eights.
This copy has signature E i in facsimile. M. Auguste Bernard, in his work
“ Geofroy Tory,” gives a full description of this book, and states that this leaf is
wanting in many copies.
Hore beate marie virginis secundum usum Romanum totaliter
ad longu sine require impresse Parisius per Germanu hardouyn alme
universitatis Parisiensis bibliopole iurati cdmorantis inter duas portas
Palatii ad intersigniu dive Margarete. [Colophon.] Ces presentes
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heures a lusaige de Roinme imprimees a Paris par Germain
hardouyn Libraire iure de luniversite de Paris demourant audit lieu
entre les deux portes du palays a lenseigne saincte Marguerite . [s. d. t
vers 1534.] Sm. 8vo. [Agenda form.] Printed upon vellum . Wood-
cuts . 0. v .
90 leaves, printed in Roman type. The woodcuts are small and coloured.
The almanack is from 1534 to 1546.
[HORjE Beats Maris Virginis.] Hore beatissime virginis Marie
ad legitimu Sarisburiensis Ecclesie ritum cum quindecim orationibus
beate Brigitte ac multis aliis orationibus pulcherrimis $ indulgetiis
cum tabula aptissima iam ultimo adiectis. 1535. C Venudant .
Parisius a Fracisco Regnault in vico Jacobi sub signo Elephantis.
[Colophon.] Impresse Parrhisiis per Fraciscum Regnault: impensis $
sumptibus eiusdem : alme universitatis Parrhisiea. librarii iurati . Anno
domini millesimo quingentesimo tricesimo sexto . [1536.] Die vero
jcxv. Mail 4to. Woodcuts . bl. mor. g. e.
A, 10 leaves, A— X 4 in eights.
[Hors or Prymer of Salisbury use.] [Colophon.] Expliciunt
hore beatissime virginis Marie secundum usum Say . , totaliter ad longu
cum orationibus beate Brigitte , ac multis aliis devotis orationibus Im-
presse Rothomagi per Nicolau le roux. Anno domini millesimo qutgente-
simo tricesimo octavo [1538]. Sm. 8vo. r. mor. g. e.
A-U in eights, Gothic letter, printed in red and black. This copy wants the
title-page and the last leaf of the Calendar, the present title-page being only a
facsimile of the colophon, omitting the word Expliciunt .
From the collections of Mr. George Offor and M. Firmin-Didot, this being
one of the few volumes which escaped the fire which consumed the greater part of
the former library at the rooms of Messrs. Sotheby in 1861.
Horae in laudem Beatissims Virginis, secundum cosuetu-
dinem Romans Curis. Septem Psalmi pcenitetiales cum Litaniis
et orationibus. Adiects sunt his preculs aliquot, Joannis Damas-
cene ad unicum mediatorem Dominum nostrum Jesum Christu, sanc-
tissime Chrysostomi item de orando deum orationes dus, (grsci.)
Parisiis apud Joan . Roigny, sub Basilisco et quatuor Elementis . 1 5 38.
[Colophon.] Parisiis , excudebat Joannes Lodoicus 1538. i6mo. br.
mor. g. e. ( Bedford .)
A— P in eights, printed in red and black.
Hors et liturgia beatissime Virginis Maris secundum con-
suetudinem Romans curie, (grsc&.) Parisiis . In officina Christiani
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Wecheli , 1538. 88 11 . — Cyrilli archiepiscopi Alexandria, de exitu
animae sermo, (gr.). Joannes Damascenus, de resurrections Idem
de Paradiso, (gr.) Parisiis, ex officina Chris tiani Wecheli , 1538.
40 11 . — Joannis Chrysostomi de orando deo orationes duae. Praecepta
dei per Mosen exhibita, Exod. 20, (gr.). Parisiis , ex officina Chris -
tiani Wecheli , 1538. 32 11 . Three pieces in 1 vol. i6mo. black
mar. g. e.
[HORjE Beatae Mariae Virginis.] Horae in lavdem beatissimae
virginis Mariae ad vsum Romanum. Parisiis . Apud oliuerium
Mallardu sub signo vasis effracti . 1541. Sm. 8vo. Woodcuts . br.
mor. g. e. . {Bedford)
A— C C in eights. The 16 woodcuts and the borders by which each page
is surrounded are the work of Geoffroy Tory, whose device of the “pot cassd ” is
upon the title-page.
Horae in laudem Beatissimae Virginis Mariae, secundum con-
suetudinem Romanae Curiae. Additis mortuorum Vigiliis
Adiecimus D. Joannis Damasceni de Resurrectione mortuorum, (gr.
et lat.) Parisiis , apud Joannem Roigny , via Jacobcea, ad insigne
Basilisci.et quatuor Elemitorum. 1550. i6mo. Woodcuts . black mor.
A —A a in eights, printed in red and black in double columns.
The very pretty woodcuts in this volume are the work of Geoffroy Tory, that on
foL 1 13 containing his mark.
Heures de nre Dame a lusage de Romme nouvellement im-
primees. A Paris , chez Pierre Corbault demeurant sur le pont : nostre
Dame aux deux Daulphins. 1589. Woodcuts . — Extraict de plusieurs
sainctz Docteurs : propositions : dictz et sentences : contenant les
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IDALIUS— INDEX.
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IDALIUS, [Bishop of Barcelona.] Sec Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol.96.
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IMPERIAL Dictionary of Universal Biography: a Series of
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INDEX SOCIETY.
Publications : —
1. What is an Index. By H. B. Wheatley. 1878. 4to.
2. Index of the Names of the Royalists whose Estates were con-
fiscated during the Commonwealth. 1878. 4to.
3. Index of Municipal Offices. By Laurence Gomme. 1878. 4to.
4. Report of the First Annual Meeting of the Index Society. To
which are added four Appendixes : 1. Index to Books and Papers on
Marriage between Near Kin. By A. H. Huth. 2. Index of the
Styles and Titles of English Sovereigns. By W. de Gray Birch. 3.
Indexes of Portraits in the * European Magazine,” “ London
Magazine,” and “ Register of the Times.” By E. Solly. 4. Index of
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Honour. By E. Solly. 1880. 4to.
6. Index to Trevelyan’s Life and Letters of Lord Macaulay. By
P. Clark. 1881. 4to.
7. Report of Second Annual Meeting. To which are added three
Appendixes : 1. Indexes of Portraits in the “ British Gallery,"
“Jerdan’s” and “Knight’s” Galleries, and “Lodge’s Portraits.” 2.
Index of Abridgments of Patents. 3. Index of Obituary Notices for
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INDEX SOCIETY— continued.
8. Guide to the Literature of Botany. By B. D. Jackson. 1881.
4to.
9. Index of Obituary Notices for the Year 1880. 1882. 4to.
10. An Index to Norfolk Topography. By Walter Rye. 1881. 4to.
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12. Index of Obituary Notices for 1881. 1883. 4to.
1 3. Index to English speaking Students who have graduated at
Leyden University. By E. Peacock. 1883. 4to.
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10 leaves, including a woodcut frontispiece.
See Strafford.
LAUDER, Wm. See Early Eng. Text Society, 3, 41.
LAUDIVIUS. Laudivii eqtis hierosolymitani ad Francinu Bel-
tradu in epistolas magni Turci prefatio. [Colophon.] Epistole magni
Turd finiut a Laudivio .... edite. Rome impresse in domo Nobilis
uiri Iohannis Philippi de lignamie y 1473. 4to. 0. gr. mor. g. e.
{Bozerian.)
The “ magnus Turcus ” is Mahomet II.
LAURENTIUS, S., [Bishop of Novara.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat Vol. 66.
LAURENTIUS, [Monk of Monte Cassino.] See Migne,
Patr. Lat Vol. 133.
LAURENTIUS, [of Verona, Deacon.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat Vol 163.
LAURENTIUS, [OF Li£ge.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol 204.
See Monumenta Ger. Hist. — Script. Tom. X.
LAWRENCE, Prior of Durham. See Surtees Society, 70.
LAWSON, Rev. Canon. See Eng. Dialect Society, 42.
LAWTON, George. Collectio rerum ecclesiasticarum de Dioe-
cesi Eboracensi ; or, Collections relative to churches and chapels
within the dioceses of York and Ripon. With an Appendix. London:
1840. 2 vols. 8 vo.
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LEADER— LEGENDARIUM.
LEADER, John Daniel. Roman Rotheram. Reprinted from
“ Historic Notices of Rotherham” [n. d.\ Folio. Plates
LEANDER, S., [Bishop of Seville.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
Vol. 72.
LE COINTE, AbbE. See Bibliotheca Curiosa, 11.
LECTIONARIUM CISTERCIENSE. Manuscript upon
VELLUM of the xiii* century, written by an Italian Scribe upon 137
leaves (9f x 6| inches), with coloured initials. 4to. hr. mor.
This MS. was written for, and belonged to, the Cistercian Monastery of Mori-
mundi, near Milan.
LEDUINUS, [Abbot of S. Vedast in Arras.] See Migne,
Patr. Lat Vol. 141.
LEE, Edward, Archbishop of York. See Erasmus, Des.,
Liber unus, etc
LEES, Thos. See Eng. Dialect Society, 39.
LEGENDARIUM Festorum Sanctorum et Feriarum Aliarum ad
usum Ordinis Praedicatorum. MANUSCRIPT UPON VELLUM of the
xiii* century, executed about the year 1260 for a Dominican monas-
tery in Bavaria, written on 304 leaves (17 x 12 in.), and decorated
with 60 miniatures in brilliant colours on burnished gold ground.
This grand manuscript is in perfect preservation, and forms a most important
monument of German mediaeval art
The persons figured in the margins of the different miniatures were probably
the persons at whose cost the particular paintings were executed, and it is quite clear
that they were all living at that time.
It opens with a calendar, which occupies the first six leaves, and on the seventh
begin the miniatures, which are as follows : —
1. The Crucifixion. A very fine full-page painting (11J x 8 in.). This is
treated in a manner so unusual as to merit a description at some length. On
the right of the crucified Saviour stands the Holy Virgin, on the left St. John.
This is the usual representation ; but here in front of the Virgin stands a figure with a
nimbus round the head, on which is inscribed “ Sponsa.” This figure holds a spear
which pierces the Saviour's side, whence rushes forth a stream of blood, which
another figure issuing from the clouds, above whose crowned head is inscribed
“ Fides,” catches in a chalice. On the other side of the cross stands another figure,
above whose head is written “ Obediencia,” who drives a nail into the Saviour’s
feet. Opposite to “ Fides,” on the left of the Saviour, an angel drives down a
blinded figure who represents “ Synagoga,” while at the top of the cross two figures,
inscribed respectively “ Misericordia” and “ Sapiencia,” drive nails into the divine
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hands. Outside the border of the painting are depicted the figures of a lady and a
knight, above whose heads is inscribed respectively “ Sophia” and “ Gebhardus
Comes,” which no doubt represent the donors of the book to the monastery, Geb-
hardus, Comes de Hirzperch and Sophia his wife, sister to Louis and Henry, Dukes
of Bavaria. They were married early in 1258. In the margin of Min. 5 is figured
a priest, lettered “ Perhtoldus.” There can be little doubt this is Berthold, who was
consecrated Bishop of Wurzburg in 1267, and governed that see till 1287.
2. St. Andrew fastened to a cross with cords (3 x 2\ in.). 3. St. Nicholas and
the Three Children (3| x 2\ in.). 4. St Thomas pierced with Spears (3} x 2 \ in.).
5. The Stoning of St. Stephen (3! x 3 in.). 6. St John the Baptist preaching to
Herod (3} x 3 in.). 7. The Massacre of the Innocents (2£ x 2\ in.). 8. The
Martyrdom of Thomas k Becket (2£ in. square). 9. St Prisca (2£ x i| in.). 10.
St Sebastian (3X2J in.). 11. St Agnes crowned by an Angel (3£ x 2\ in.). 12.
The Death of St Vincent (2 J in. square). 13. The Conversion of St. Paul (4x3 in.).
14. The Presentation of Christ in the Temple (44 x 3J in.). 15. The Martyrdom
of St Agatha (3 x 2\ in.). 16. The Martyrdom of St Mathias, with Vision of the
Virgin and Child (4 x 2| in.). 17. St Gregory the Great writing (3 x 2\ in.). 18.
St Benedict (2| x 2 in.). 19. The Annunciation of the Virgin (3 in. square). 20.
St George broken on the Wheel (2| x 2\ in.). 21. St Mark writing his Gospel
(3 in. square). 22. St James the Great thrown from a Window, and his Crucifixion
(4 in. square). 23. The Finding of the True Cross by St Helena (3^ x 3 in.). 24.
Miracles at the Tomb of St. Dominic (3 x 2J in.). 25. St John the Baptist taught by
his Parents (3^ x 3 in.). 26. St John the Baptist in the Desert ( in. square). 27.
St John and St. Paul (2\ x \\ in.). 28. The Martyrdom of St. Peter (4 x 3! in.).
29. The Martyrdom of St. Paul (4x3 in.). 3a St. John in the Cauldron, the Holy
Spirit descending upon him (4J x 3^ in.). 31. St Mary Magdalen and the Saviour
(3 t x 3| in.). 32. The Beheading of the Apostle St James (3} x 3^ in.). 33. St
Pantaleon tied to a Tree and Beheaded, the Virgin and Child appearing to him in
the clouds (3J x 3^ in.). 34. The Vision of St Dominic (4J x 3| in.). 35. The
Martyrdom of St. Lawrence (3^ x 3^ in.). 36. The Death of the Blessed Virgin
Mary (34 in. square). 37. St Bernard holding a Book and a Pastoral Staff
(4 x 3 in.). 38. St Bartholomew. A very fine figure, holding a church in his left
hand (4^ x i{ in.). This saint is especially distinguished by having his intitulation
in large letters of burnished gold ; and when it is remembered that Andrew II. of
Hungary brought from Jerusalem the arm of St Bartholomew, it is probable that
the relic was deposited in the monastery for which this book was written. 39. St
Augustine delivering his Rule to the Monks (3J x 3 in.). 40. The Daughter of
Herodias with the Head of St John the Baptist in a Charger (3^ x 34 in.). 41.
The Nativity of the Blessed Virgin (3^ x 3^ in.). 42. The Crucifixion of our Lord
(3| x 3i in-)* 43- St Euphemia with the Martyr's Palm (2f x 2\ in.). 44. St.
Matthew pierced by the Swords of two Executioners (3! in. square). 45. The
Martyrdom of St Maurice and his Disciples (5 x 3| in.). 46. The Dragon over-
come by St. Michael (3J x 3$ in.). 47. St Francis receiving the Holy Stigmata
from the Seraphic Crucifix (3{ in. square). 48. The Martyrdom and Miracle of St
Denis (3 x 3| in.). 49. St Luke limning the Portrait of the Blessed Virgin (34 in.
square). 50. The Martyrdom of St Simon Zelotes (3 x 3^ in.).
5}. The Festival of All Saints. A magnificent full-page painting (12 x 7 in.),
in seven compartments. That at the top represents Christ in glory ; on His right sit
His mother, St Peter and other saints, on the left a party of angels, the foremost of
whom holds a flaming heart in the right hand and a spear in the left. In the left-
hand compartment beneath, an angel conducts a company of the faithful to the
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gate of heaven, while in the right compartment sit Moses and the lawgivers on a
bench. The fourth compartment represents St Barnabas and a company of
preachers ; the fifth, Isaac and the other patriarchs ; the sixth, St Clare and other
holy virgins ; and the seventh, St Rupert (who was held in great reverence in
Bavaria) and a party of bishops. In the margin at the bottom is a kneeling figure
of St Margaret of Hungary, daughter of Bela IV. and granddaughter of Andrew II.,
Kings of Hungary. She became a Dominican nun at Vesprinii, and was after-
wards at a convent in the Insula Leponim, or of St. Mary, near Buda, and was
probably the founder or patroness of the monastery to which the MS. belonged.
On the opposite side is a kneeling figure of an ecclesiastic lettered “ Prepositus
Heinrich de Oting* This is Henry Steoro, a monk of the Praemonstratensian Abbey
of Nieder-Altaich on the Danube, diocese of Passau, and chaplain of Abbot Herman,
after whose death he became Provost of Oetingen. He died after 1276.
52. The Company of the Blessed in the bosom of the Eternal Father. A most
curious representation (y£ in. square). 53. St Martin dividing his Cloak with the
Beggar (3J x 3| in.). 54. The Death of St Elizabeth (4 x 3J in.). 55. St Cecilia
crowned by an Angel (3j x 3{ in.). 56. St Cement thrown into the Sea from a
Boat (2{ x 3} in.). 5 7. The Martyrdom and Assumption of St Catherine
( 4 i X 3j in.). 58. The Blessed Virgin with the Infant Jesus (3$ x 3 in.). 59.
The Death of St Peter Martyr (3 x 3 l in.). 60. St Erhard of Ratisbon (3J in.
square).
LEIDRADUS, [Bishop of Lyons.] See Migne, Patr. Lat
Vol. 99.
LEITH, W. Forbes. The Life of St Cuthbert, written about
A.D. 700. With 45 Full page Illuminations from the Lawson MS.
(end of XII * century) on Japanese Vellum Paper. Edited by W.
Forbes Leith. Edinburgh , 1888. Imp. 8vo.
105 copies printed.
LELAND, John. Naeniae in mortem Thomae Viati equitis in-
comparabilis. Londini , 1542. 4to.
Genethliacon illustrissimi Eaduerdi Principis Cambriae, Ducis
Coriniae, et Comitis Palatini : libellus ante aliquot annos inchoatus,
nunc uer6 absoiutus, & editus : Ioanne Lelando Antiquario autore.
Londini apud Reynerum Vuolfium , 1 543. 4to. 0. v.
Assertio inclytissimi Arturii Regis Britanniae. Londini apud
Ioannem Herford. Anni 1544. 4to.
Cygnea Cantio. — Commentarii in Cygneam Cantionem
Indices Britannicae antiquitatis locupletissimi. Londini , 1545. 4to.
The laboryouse Journey & serche of Johan Leylande, for
Englandes Antiquitees, geuen of hym as a newe yeares gyfte to
Kynge Henry the viii. in the .xxxvii. yeare of his Reygne, with de-
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clarcyons enlarged : by Johan Bale. Emprented at London by Johan
Bale . 1549. Sm. 8vo. Black JLttXZU c. g. e. {Lewis.)
With autograph of “ S r Henry Spelman ” on the title-page.
From the Beckford Library.
LELAND} John. Commentarii de Scriptoribus Britannicis, ex
Autographo Lelandino nunc primus edidit Antonius Hall. Oxoniee ,
1709. 2 vols. 8 vo. L. P. c.
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See Lives.
LE MAIRE, Jean. Les Illustrations de Gaule et singularitez de
Troye. Avec les deux epistres de Lamant Vert . . . Le traicte de
la difference des Scismes & des Concilles de leglise. . . . Lepistre du
roy a Hector de Troye. Intprime a Paris par Francoys Regnault ,
1528. Folio. Woodcuts . r.tnor.g.e. ( Thibaron-Joly .)
From the Seilli&re Library.
Le traictie Intitule, de la differece des scismes et des concilles
de leglise. Et de lapreeminence et utilite des concilles, de la saincte
eglise Gallicaine. C Avec lequel sont comprises plusieurs autres
choses curieuses, & nouvelles, & dignes de scavoir, etc. Imprime a
Lyon , 15 1 1. . . . Par Estiene Boland. 4to. First Edition, br.
mor. g. e. ( Trautz-Bauzonnet.)
From the Seilli&re Library.
LE MAIRE. See Bibliotheca Curiosa, 13.
LENTHERIC, Charles. La Gr£ce et TOrient en Provence.
Arles — Le bas Rhdne — Marseille. Paris , 1878. 8vo. Maps .
Les Villes Mortes du Golfe de Lyon. Illiberris — Ruscino —
Narbon — Agde — Maguelone — Aiguesmortes — Arles — Les Saintes-
Maries. Paris, 1879. 8vo. Maps.
La Provence Maritime Ancienne et Modeme. La Ciotat —
Tauroentum — Toulon — Hy£res — Les Maures et L’Est^rel — Frijus —
Cannes et Larins — ^Antibes — Nice et Cimiez — Menton et Monaco.
Paris, 1880. 8vo. Maps.
LEO I., S., [Pope.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vols. 54-56.
See Venetian Library, 6.
LEO II., S., [Pope.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol 96.
LEO III., S., [Pope.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vols. 102, 129.
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LEO IV., [Pope.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vols. 115, 129.
LEO VI., [Pope.] See Migne, Patr. LatVol. 1 32.
LEO VII., [Pope.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 132.
LEO VIII., [Antipope.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 134.
LEO IX., S., [Pope.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 143.
LEO, [Bishop of Bourges.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vols. 53, 54.
LEO, S., [Bishop of Sens.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol. 68.
LEO, [Bishop OF Atino.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 143.
LEO MARSICANUS, [Cardinal-Bishop of Ostia.] See
Migne, Patr. Lat VoL 173.
See Monumenta Ger. Hist — Script Tom. VII.
LEO, [the Patrician.] See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat. Vol. 106.
LEO, [the Philosopher, Emperor.] See Migne, Patr. Gr.
Lat. Vol. 107.
LEO, [the Grammarian.] See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat Vols. 108,
hi, 120.
LEO, [Deacon.] See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat. Vol. 117.
LEO, [Priest, A.D. 1006.] See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat VoL 120.
LEO, [of Ochrida, Archbishop of Bulgaria.] See Migne,
Patr. Gr. Lat. Vol. 120.
LEO, [Abbot and Legate.] See Monumenta Ger. Hist— Script
Tom. III.
LEODEGARIUS, S., [Bishop of Autun.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat. Vol. 96.
LEODEGARIUS, [Archbishop of Vienne.] See Migne, Patr.
Lat. Vol. 143.
LEONARDUS, [of Chios, Archbishop of Mitylene.] See
Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat. Vol. 159.
LEONTIUS, [of Byzantium.] See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat Vol. 86.
LEONTIUS, [Bishop of Neapolis in Cyprus.] See Migne,
Patr. Gr. Lat. Vol. 93.
LEONTIUS, [OF Damascus.] See Migne, Patr. Gr. Lat. Vol. 93.
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LEOT ALDUS, [Count of MA90N.] See Migne, Patr. Lat Vol.
133 -
LEPORIUS, [Priest.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 31.
LEPSIUS, R. See Egypt.
LE ROUX DE LINCY, M. Recherches sur Jean Grolier sur sa
vie et sa biblioth£que suivies <fun Catalogue des livres qui lui ont
appartenu. Paris , 1866. 8vo.
LESLEY, John. De Origine, Moribus, et Rebus Gestis Scotorum
libri decem. Romae, in Aedibus populi Romani. 1578. 4to. Folding
Map of Scotland and Engraved Genealogical Plates . v.
See Mary, Queen of Scots.
LETALDUS MICIACENSIS, [Monk.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
Vol. 137.
LETTRE de Iacques Bon-homme paysan de Beauvoisis. A
Messeigneurs les Princes retirez de la Cour. Iouxte la coppie imprintfe
d Paris , chez lean Brunet. 1614. — Responce du Crocheteur de la
Samaritane. A Iacques Bon-homme. 1614. — Replique de Iacques
Bon-homme. A son compere le Crocheteur. A Paris , chez lean
Brunet , 1614. — Coniovissance de Iacques Bon-homme auec Messeig-
neurs les Princes reconciles. A Paris , de I'imprimeric de Charles
Chappellain, 1614. In 1 vol. Sm. 8vo. o.gr. mor.g. e.
From the Seillifcre Library.
LETTRES missives, du Roy nostre sire Henry deuxiesme de
ce nom, enioignant a tous ceulx estant des estatz doffices Royaulx.
De faire confirmer leurs lectres de dans le temps declaire en icelle, ou
lestat doffice dyceulx sera vaccante. A Paris , par la veufue Jaques
Nyuerd [j. d. 1550.] Sm. 8vo.
From the Seillifcre Library.
LEVER, Thos. See Arber’s Reprints, 25.
LEVINS, Peter. See Early Eng. Text Society, 27.
LEWIN, Thomas. Fasti Sacri, or a Key to the Chronology of
the New Testament. London: 1865. 8vo.
LEYLAND, John. Views of Ancient Buildings illustrative of
the domestic architecture of the parish of Halifax. Halifax: 1879.
Oblong Folio. Plates.
LIBELLUS de modo Penitendi et Confitendi. [Above a large
woodcut.] [Colophon.] Liber de modo penitendi et confitendi Explicit
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feliciter. Impressus Parisius in Bello visit Per Magistrum Guydonem
Mercatorem. Anno domini. 1500. die Septima Octobris. Sm. 8vo.
a — e in eights, Gothic letter. The woodcut upon the title-page is the printer’s
curious device ; there is also a woodcut upon the verso of the title-page.
LIBER REGALIS Regum Angliae. [Fol. i. Ordo consecrandi
C~/Ll+ Rcg 6111 solum.] Hie est ordo sed’m quern Rex debet coronari
C 1 pariter et inungi. [Folio 19. Ordo consecrandi Reginam cum Rege.]
0 ' Verum si regina eodem die inungenda fuerit et coronanda cum rege.
preparetur ei similiter solium a sinistra parte solii regii solio regis ali-
quantulum eminentiore existente. [Folio 27 verso. Ordo consecrandi
Reginam solam.] Die quo regina sola coronanda e coveniat in palacio
regali apud West® prelati et nobiles regni et ordinetur pcessio p
archieps epos platos abbate et conventu Westm in capis sends et aliis
que pcessionis requirunt honorificenam et sic induti processionaliter
regine coronande occurrant in palacio antedicto. [Folio 32. Rubrica
de Regis exequiis.] De exequiis regalib3 cu ipos exhoc seculo mi-
grare contigerit. Cum rex inunctus migraverit ex hoc seculo. MANU-
SCRIPT UPON VELLUM, of the xiv* century, about A.D. 1375, of Eng-
lish execution, written in red and black ink upon 32 leaves (9$- x 6^
inches), with painted capitals and an illuminated border to the first
page. Sm. folio. Bound in old calf with the Arms of the Duke de
Duplessis in gilt upon the sides , in a morocco case .
The only other copy of this MS. known to exist is preserved in Westminster
Abbey, and its date is coeval with this, the writing and the illumination of the
first page being evidently by the same hand. It opens with directions for fitting up
Westminster Abbey for the Coronation ceremony, and then goes on to say that on
the day preceding the Coronation the King shall ride bareheaded from the Tower
of London to the Palace of Westminster that he may be recognized of all people.
The ritual of the King’s coronation ends on the thirty-fifth page and is followed on
the thirty-seventh by the Coronation ceremony of the King and Queen together. In
this service it is worthy of remark that the King and Queen received the communion
in both kinds.
The volume is accompanied by a complete modern translation of the whole
very neatly written in a folio volume.
LIBER REGALIS. E codice Westmonasteriensi editus. Printed
for the Roxburghe Club . 1870. 4to.
LIBER SEQUENTIARUM. [Fol. 1.] Sequeciarius tocius anni
fideliter emenda/tus incipit feliciter./ [Colophon.] Liber Sequecia%
per circulu anni fideliter ac emedatissime per me Johd\netn Koelhoff
Colonie impressus exjplicit feliciter :. [S. a., circa 1475.] Sm. 4to.
38 leaves, printed with signatures a — d.
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LIBERATUS, [Deacon of Carthage.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
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LIBERIUS, S., [Pope.] See Migne, Patr. Lat. Vol. 8.
LIBRI, Guglielmo. Catalogue of the choicer portion of the
magnificent library formed by M. Guglielmo Libri. With prices and
purchasers* names. S . Leigh Sotheby & John Wilkinson , 1859. 8vo.
LIBRORUM Levitici et Numerorum versio antiqua itala e codice
perantiquo in bibliotheca Ashbumhamiense conservato. Nunc primum
typis edita. Londini , 1868. 4to.
LICINIANUS, [Bishop of Cartagena.] See Migne, Patr. Lat
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LIDDELL, H. G., AND R. Scott. A Lexicon abridged from
Liddell and Scott's Greek-English Lexicon. Oxford: 1867. 4to.
LIETBERTUS, S., [Bishop of Cambray.] See Migne, Patr.
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LIETBERTUS, [Abbot of S. Ruff.] See Migne, Patr. Lat.
Vol. 15 7.
LINACRE, Thomas. De Emendata Structura Latini Sermonis
Libri sex. Londini apud Richardum Pynsonum mense DecetnbrL 1 524.
4to. EDITIO Princeps. bl. mor. g. e. {Bedford.)
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1562-4. Edited by W. C. Metcalfe. London : 1881. 8vo.
LINDSAY, Lord. Sketches of the History of Christian Art.
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in the Fifteenth Century. London , 1888. Roy. 8vo. Facsimiles.
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LISTER, Martin. Historic sive Synopsis Methodicae Conchy-
liorum quorum Omnium Pictura, ad vivum delineatae, exhibetur,
Libri iv, cum Appendicibus. Londini , 1685-93. Five parts in 1 vol.
Folio. Editio Princeps. r. g. e.
The whole of this valuable work is engraved upon copper plates, upwards of
1000 in number, from drawings made by the author’s two daughters, Susanna and
Anne.
Iidem libri. Editio Tertia. Recensuit et Indice locupletis-
simo instruxit L. W. Dillwyn, R.S.S. &c. Oxonit, e typographic
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LISTER, Martin. A Journey to Paris in the year 1698.
London , 1699. 8vo. First Edition. Plates . c.
The same. Second Edition. 1699. 8vo. Plates . c.
Voyage de Lister a Paris en 1698. Traduit pour la premiere
fois public et annot£ par la Soci£t£ des Bibliophiles Frangois. On y
a joint des Extraits des ouvrages d'Evelyn relatifs 4 ses voyages en
France de 1648 4 1661. Paris , 1873. Roy. 8vo. c .
LITTRE, 6. Dictionnaire de la Langue Frangaise. Avec
Supplement. Paris , 1876-77. 5 vols. Folio.
LITURGY. Liturgia S. Chrysostomi, etc., graeci. MANUSCRIPT
UPON PAPER, of the XV th century, written upon 1 14 leaves (7^ x 51 -
inches), and decorated with three paintings of Saints, (two of them
being full-length and one three-quarter length,) also numerous orna-
mental capitals, by a Byzantine artist 4to. old stamped morocco .
From the Bragge Collection.
Liturgiae S. Basilii, S. Joannis Chrysostomi et aliorum, graece.
MANUSCRIPT upon paper, of the XV th century, with musical into-
nations, written upon 165 leaves (8£ x 6 inches), with painted capitals.
4to. In the original wooden boards , covered with red leather .
From the Bragge Collection.
Liturgiae, graecfe. Manuscript upon paper, of the XV th
century, with musical notations, written upon 198 leaves (8^ x 6^
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From the Bragge Collection.
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The Liturgy used in the Churches of the Principality of Neuf-
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Nature of Liturgies : To which is added, The Form of Prayer lately
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A Communion Office, taken partly from Primitive Liturgies,
and partly from the First English Reformed Common-Prayer-Book :
together with Offices for Confirmation, and the Visitation of the Sick.
London: 1718. Sm. 8vo.
The Non-Juror's Office.
The Ancient Liturgy of the Church of Jerusalem, being the
Liturgy of St. James, freed from all latter Additions and Interpolations
of whatever kind, and so restored to it's Original Purity : By com-
paring it with the Account given of that Liturgy by St. Cyril, and with
the Clementine Liturgy, &c. With an English Translation and Notes,
as also an Appendix. [By Bp. T. Rattray.] London : Printed by
Janies Bettenham. 1744. 4to. c.
Collation : — A, 4 11 ., a, 4 1 L, a, 4 1 L, B— R 1 in fours.
The Offices of the Old Catholic Prayer-book, done into Eng-
lish, and compared with the Offices of the Roman and Old German
Rituals. Oxford and London, 1876. Sm. 8vo.
The Divine Offices and other formularies of the Reformed
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Clough and T. G. P. Pope, respectively. 1882. Sm. 8vo.
The Divine and Sacred Liturgies of our Fathers among the
Saints John Chrysostom and Basil the Great. Edited, with an Eng-
lish translation by J. N. W. B. Robertson. 1886. Sm. 8vo.
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LORRIS, Guillaume de, et Jean de Meung. Cy commece
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Cest fin du romant de la rose ou tout lart damours est enclose.
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a 2 and a 7 in facsimile.
Le rommant de la rose nouuellement Imprime a Paris Pour
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Nouvellement Imprime a Paris, xxix. Cy finist le Romant de la rose
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iure en luniversite de Paris. Demourant a lymaige sainct Jehan Bap-
tiste en la rue neufue nostre dame pres saincte Getieviefue des ardans.
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Another copy of the same edition. 4to. r.mor.g.e. ( Trautz-
Bauzonnet .)
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ing from the above edition, which is mentioned by Brunet, in not having the number
xxix upon the title ; these figures, however, have merely been erased.
Le romant de la Rose/ Moralisie cler et net/ Translate
de rime en prose/ Par vostre humble Molinet Nouuellemet impriTne
a paris , Par la veufue feu Michel le Notr, 1521. Folio. Woodcuts,
o. c. (Padeloup.)
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title is the signature of Grangier, the translator of Dante.
Le Rommant de la Rose nouuellement Reueu et corrige
oultre les precedent es Impressions. Imprime a Paris , par Maistre
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sterdam, 1735. 3 vols. Supplement au Glossaire du Roman de la
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terram sanctam &c. [Si** ulla nota, sed Argentorati, H. Eggesteynl\
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This very remarkable manuscript, there is little doubt, was written at the Abbey
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that period.
The MS. is incomplete at the beginning and the first 71 leaves only are illumi-
nated.
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learning and science) nowe newly corrected, and made perfit Englishe,
pleasaunt & profitable for al estates but chiefly for Gentlemen, and
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in the table after folowing. Anno. 1566. Imprinted at London by
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Poetical Works. With Memoir, Notes and Glossary by David
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